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CNN's Brian Stelter wagged his finger at Fox News on Sunday for what he described as premature condemnation of Ebola's first patient in New York City.
Rolling a clip from Thursday's edition of "The Kelly File," Stelter presented host Megyn Kelly ripping into Dr. Craig Spencer for not "self-quarantining" after he discovered he had a "103 fever."
"Spencer did not have a 103 fever, he had a 100.3 fever, " he said. "The decimal point is all that matters, here."
Wow that's what CNN is reduced to. They're like the maintenance guy at an old Times Square XXX Porno Theater.
Wow that's what CNN is reduced to. They're like the maintenance guy at an old Times Square XXX Porno Theater.
No, actually, CNN did it's job. It corrected false "information". And in terms of the medical world, there is a HUGE difference between 100.3 fever and 103 fever. HUGE.
Real investigative reporting there.
So CNN now watches FOX to report what the commenters report?
Sad, very sad.
Wow that's what CNN is reduced to. They're like the maintenance guy at an old Times Square XXX Porno Theater.
No, actually, CNN did it's job. It corrected false "information". And in terms of the medical world, there is a HUGE difference between 100.3 fever and 103 fever. HUGE.
Bravo for them! Bravo! That's what real journalism is! Maybe they can have the Errata Hour where they find every little mistake and focus on hoe evil Conservatives are and all the goodness and honey that flows from the Obama Administration
Good for them!
Unlike Benghazi, IRS, Fast and Furious, Solyndra, "If you like your plan" CNN did they vicious watchdog job.
Grrrr!
Wow that's what CNN is reduced to. They're like the maintenance guy at an old Times Square XXX Porno Theater.
No, actually, CNN did it's job. It corrected false "information". And in terms of the medical world, there is a HUGE difference between 100.3 fever and 103 fever. HUGE.
Bravo for them! Bravo! That's what real journalism is! Maybe they can have the Errata Hour where they find every little mistake and focus on hoe evil Conservatives are and all the goodness and honey that flows from the Obama Administration
Good for them!
Unlike Benghazi, IRS, Fast and Furious, Solyndra, "If you like your plan" CNN did they vicious watchdog job.
Grrrr!
Well, I can accept your little hissy fit, G-d bless your soul.
Now, back to FOX: part of why this is important is FOX is notorious for more than just plain old false chyrons. Often, FOX commentators have deliberately falsely quoted poll values and then, in the last 30 seconds of the segment, corrected the figures under their breath.
This is not just negligence. This is ORGANIZED.
A 103 fever means that if it tips to 104, you can very well die, and quickly at that.
A 100.3 fever is uncomfortable, but usually a sign that the body is (hopefully, successfully) combatting an infection.
There really is a HUGE difference between the two and I would expect that a person as smart as you quite obviously are would take a step back and realize that this is a true fuck up on the part of FOX. But it part of a long history of such fuck-ups. CNN did the right thing in this case, most absolutely it did.
Exactly. Heath care officials has to revise their report, which was what was original factual reaction was responding to. Monday-morning quarterbacks are useless twits and obviously liberal big thinkersWTF is up with the damn fear mongering over Ebola anyway? Is FOX determined to cause mass hysteria over a disease that is very difficult to contract? And for what purpose? It's pretty damn irresponsible of them.
The difference between 100.3 and 103 is major in the healthcare field.
Real investigative reporting there.
So CNN now watches FOX to report what the commenters report?
Sad, very sad.
They have so little to do after reading the Talking Points Obama sends them
Blonde talking head caught "flubbing" the numbers
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CNN's Brian Stelter wagged his finger at Fox News on Sunday for what he described as premature condemnation of Ebola's first patient in New York City.
Rolling a clip from Thursday's edition of "The Kelly File," Stelter presented host Megyn Kelly ripping into Dr. Craig Spencer for not "self-quarantining" after he discovered he had a "103 fever."
"Spencer did not have a 103 fever, he had a 100.3 fever, " he said. "The decimal point is all that matters, here."
GOP TV caught w/ their hand in the fear-mongering, cookie jar again
Worse than that, she doubles down when confronted w/ her secondary school-like error
Real investigative reporting there.
So CNN now watches FOX to report what the commenters report?
Sad, very sad.
