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April 27th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
Ann Curry recalled a moment when she was sitting in first class on a plane and “wanted to put a bag over [her] head” on Wednesday’s “Today.”
Harvard professor Michael Sandel was on the show to discuss his new book “What Money Can’t Buy.” In it, he asks whether people should be able to pay their way through certain situations. The show’s co-hosts sat down to debate moral dilemmas, including whether they thought it was fair to be able to pay more money to get through airport security faster.
Al Roker and Natalie Guthrie both agreed that paying extra money should afford more perks. Curry disagreed, saying that there was “an inherent unfairness” to the situation.
“I’m not sure I think it’s fair,” she said. “It’s something I’ve done, and I have to say that I always feel guilty about it.”
She drew on a past experience. “I mean, you are paying for a service — but one time, I came out of a plane and I was in first class, and they stopped everyone who was in coach from even exiting the plane until we all got out and I just wanted to put a bag over my head. It just feels, there’s a sense of, I’m kind of better than you are. And I don’t — I don’t think that is right.”
Lauer pointed out that even though people can enroll in programs to go through lines at the airport faster, everyone still has to go through security.
Curry maintained that there was “something fundamentally unfair” about it. “But it’s still question of money,” she argued. “It’s about those with money having an easier life than those who don’t.”
“But don’t we also teach our kids, in a sense, life isn’t always fair,” Roker suggested.
“No, but until America becomes fair in terms of how able people can be to make money, until the playing field is fair, it is unfair,” Curry said.
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Morning show hosts
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Matt Lauer
Lauer co-hosts NBC’s “Today” from 7-9 a.m. “Today” ranks number one as the morning show leader. The show provides viewers with a mix of hard and soft news.
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Ann Curry
Curry co-hosts NBC’s “Today” from 7-9 a.m.
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Robin Roberts
Roberts co-hosts ABC’s “Good Morning America” from 7-9 a.m. “GMA” trails behind “Today” in the number two spot. However, it significantly tightened the ratings gap in 2011. The show provides viewers with a mix of hard and soft news.
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George Stephanopoulos
Stephanopoulos co-hosts ABC’s “Good Morning America” from 7-9 a.m.
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Charlie Rose
Rose will co-host CBS’ “The Early Show” with Erica Hill from 7-8 a.m. CBS recently announced the addition of Rose and Gayle King and a decidedly focused hard news program. “The Early Show” has consistently trailed its network show competitors, “GMA” and “Today.”
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Gayle King
King will co-host CBS’ “The Early Show” from 8-9 a.m.
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Erica Hill
Hill currently co-hosts CBS’ “The Early Show.” She will co-host the program with Charlie Rose from 7-8 a.m.
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Steve Doocy
Doocy co-hosts Fox News’ “Fox and Friends” from 6-9 a.m. “Fox and Friends” dominates cable news morning shows.
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Gretchen Carlson
Carlson co-hosts Fox News’ “Fox and Friends” from 6-9 a.m.
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Brian Kilmeade
Kilmeade co-hosts Fox News’ “Fox and Friends” from 6-9 a.m.
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Joe Scarborough
Scarborough co-hosts MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” from 6-9 a.m. “Morning Joe” focuses solely on hard news and political commentary.
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Mika Brzezinski
Brzezinski co-hosts MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” from 6-9 a.m.
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Soledad O’Brien
O’Brien will co-host CNN’s 7-9 a.m. morning news program. CNN’s “American Morning” fell behind MSNBC and even its own HLN. The network recently announced the return of O’Brien and the replacement of “Amerian Morning” with two new morning programs.
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Ashleigh Banfield
Banfield will co-host CNN’s 5-7 a.m. morning news program.
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Zoraida Sambolin
Sambolin will co-host CNN’s 5-7 a.m. morning news program.
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