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Memo to the McCain campaign: Don’t blow off David Letterman.
The “Late Show” host lit into Republican presidential nominee John McCain Wednesday after Sen. McCain canceled his appearance on the show, telling Letterman he was suspending his campaign to go to Washington to deal with the nation’s financial crisis.
McCain spokeswoman Nicole Wallace said Thursday that the campaign “felt this wasn't a night for comedy.”
Letterman initially called McCain “an honest-to-God hero” and several times during his opening comments expressed his admiration for McCain. Recounting McCain’s years in a North Vietnamese prison camp, he said, “That’s why we love this man.”
But Letterman also criticized McCain for suspending his campaign, saying that while he’s in Washington, his running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, should continue campaigning.
“I’m more than a little disappointed by this behavior,” Letterman said. “We’re suspending the campaign. Suspending it because there’s an economic crisis, or because the poll numbers are sliding?
“This doesn’t smell right,” Letterman continued. “Because this is not the way a tested hero behaves. I think someone's put something in his Metamucil.”
Later in the show, while talking with substitute guest Keith Olbermann of MSNBC’s “Countdown,” Letterman learned that instead of rushing to Washington, McCain was only five blocks away in Manhattan, preparing for an interview with Katie Couric. As his show displayed video feed of McCain with Couric, Letterman exclaimed: “He doesn’t seem to be racing to the airport, does he? Hey, John, I got a question! You need a ride to the airport?”
McCain has been a favorite guest of Letterman’s, making 12 appearances over the years. Last year, the senator from Arizona announced his candidacy for president on “Late Show.” At the end of his rant, Letterman wondered aloud if McCain would ever come back again.
“Not after the drubbing you just gave him,” quipped band leader Paul Shaffer.
Letterman has engaged in some famous feuds over the years, including one of 16 years’ duration with Oprah Winfrey and another with rival late-night host Jay Leno. He has also sparred with Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly. Letterman is often self-deprecating, but he does not like being dismissed.
“We’re in sorry need and short supply of actual heroes like John McCain,” Letterman said early in his show. “But when you call up at the last minute and cancel a show … This is not the John McCain I know, by God. It makes me believe something is going haywire with the campaign. Someone got to him and said, ‘Blow Letterman off, he’s a lightweight.’ ”
But on TODAY, McCain spokeswoman Wallace said, “We deeply regret offending Mr. Letterman, but our candidate's priority at this moment is to focus on this crisis.”
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{"commentId":3112081,"authorDomain":"helenalbanese"}
GET OVER IT, LETTERMAN. YOU BIG BABY,,,,,
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#1 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:27 AM EDT{"commentId":3112528,"authorDomain":"lyndieavery"}
McCain lied about something as simple as not being able to appear on a late night talk show...what else is he lying or has lied about - hmm?
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- 4 votes
{"commentId":3115490,"authorDomain":"togeika"}
McCain is a liar and a coward.
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- 2 votes
{"commentId":3120877,"authorDomain":"jejjarvis"}
And you are voting for Hussien Obama? With the slime he has associated with? You have the gall to call McCain a liar and a coward? I wonder how Obama would have held up in a VC pow camp being tortured for 5 yrs. YOU ARE AN IDIOT!
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- 1 vote
{"commentId":3121486,"authorDomain":"hbrownbag"}
Please leave your family out of this.
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{"commentId":3121780,"authorDomain":"hbrownbag"}
...and Obama could very well have PTSD like Mccain....if he lived.
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{"commentId":3112452,"authorDomain":"lyndieavery"}
McCain lied about something as simple as not being able to appear on a late night talk show...what else is he lying or has lied about - hmm?
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- 3 votes
#2 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:37 AM EDT{"commentId":3134969,"authorDomain":"nkala-1"}
If David Lettermen didn't have such an ego he would have called McCain when he heard that he was going to DC and got the first interview when he got back. I'm sure there was more to the story than what Dave told. Made good press and was a great opportunity to try and help his buddy Obama. Grow Up! I'm more concerned about my money than I am David Lettermen getting his ego bruised.
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{"commentId":3148552,"authorDomain":"tbsykes"}
NK - this is not about Letterman's ego. This is about truth and respect.
When McCain was scheduled to appear on Letterman, he was on another show. He said that he was "rushing" off to Washington and didn't actually leave until the following morning.
If it is so easy to lie about simple things, how easy will it be to lie about bigger things?
This is the concern. This is what we've lived with for 8 years now!!
If John McCain can't be trusted to tell the truth on something like a late night talk show, why should we trust him to run the country? The answer is "WE SHOULDN'T"!!!!
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{"commentId":3152929,"authorDomain":"powerisknowledge"}
tbsopinion, give it up! You can't reason with the unreasonable.
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{"commentId":3112930,"authorDomain":"lolasanderman"}
See, it's all okay while it doesn't direct effect YOU. But if McCain becomes president and there is an issue that MATTERS to you and he deems that it doesn't want to handle it RIGHT NOW and abruptly goes into another direction -- because he deems that direction/decision is more important to him. You will NOT be telling people to "get over it." You will be very upset.
Look at how this man is acting. Don't believe for ONE second that this type of behavior will change if he becomes President. Know that THIS is what to expect if he's voted in. You should beware!
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- 4 votes
#3 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:49 AM EDT{"commentId":3112979,"authorDomain":"MadMarvin"}
Is it possible the superstitious McCain canceled because he realized it would be his 13th appearance?
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- 2 votes
#4 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:51 AM EDT{"commentId":3152944,"authorDomain":"powerisknowledge"}
Where is Palin's witchdoctor preacher when McCain needs him?
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{"commentId":3113016,"authorDomain":"lolasanderman"}
See, it's all okay while it doesn't direct effect YOU. But if McCain becomes president and there is an issue that MATTERS to you and he deems that it doesn't want to handle it RIGHT NOW and abruptly goes into another direction -- because he deems that direction/decision is more important to him. You will NOT be telling people to "get over it." You will be very upset.
Look at how this man is acting. Don't believe for ONE second that this type of behavior will change if he becomes President. Know that THIS is what to expect if he's voted in. You should beware!
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#5 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:52 AM EDT{"commentId":3113070,"authorDomain":"miapas"}
All this late news about polls shifting and subsequent McCain bashing only shows how fickle we can be. Well ... don't count anybody out just yet.
The Dems have their issues in a much bigger light. Joe Biden? ... save me. Obama ??? too many bad decisions and questionable associations.
America will see through the media sway
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#6 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:53 AM EDT{"commentId":3113084,"authorDomain":"natemodrow"}
How did he lie? He decided it was better for our country that he go to help fix the economy than appear on a show late at night. Isn't this a good example of his priorities? He is willing to put his campaign on hold to do what is best for our country. People need to grow up, get some brains and start thinking about what is best for us as a country instead of whatever they hell they want to do. Another example, McCain is going to miss a debate to work on the economy. Now which would you rather have, two people arguing about something or a stable and working economy?
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#7 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:54 AM EDT{"commentId":3116965,"authorDomain":"hanzer0613"}
So lets talk about priorities...NOW he wants to work on the economy, but why? Because his stocks and other investment may be in jeopardy? Where was he when the Average American was eperiencing difficulties, difficulties from which he is normally SHIELDED from? He get his Healthcare, gratis, Thank You American taxpayers. He has his 7 homes, good for him, Mine was just foreclosed...$1,500 on SSi didn't cut it...but to suspend campaigning due to something beyond his control? As an Arizonan, he hasn't been very active or present for Senate work for the past year, so what's he going to do? Pull out a magic wand, maybe?
Straight Talk Express? It's more like the Zig-Zag Express, what ever is convenient at the time...AND is there ANY guarantee that all our taxmoney will ensure a stable economy? As a Disabled Veteran, I would like a Golden Parachute just like those fatcats who are getting off scott-free. White Man speaking with Forked Tongue..(again)
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- 1 vote
{"commentId":3134433,"authorDomain":"gcarter0530"}
Here's the problem according to McCain he was rushing back to Washington why was he being interviewed by Katie Couric? Why did it take him 22 hours to get back to Washington? That flight is only about an hour an a half. That's a Looooooooooong Rush.
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- 1 vote
{"commentId":3148767,"authorDomain":"tbsykes"}
Nate1980 - the lie was "rushing off to Washington". That's not what he did. When he was scheduled to appear on Letterman, he was talking with Katie.
When you say you are going to be in one place, cancel, and then show up some place else. Not the place you said. That's called a LIE!!!
When you call into work, saying that you're sick and plan to stay at home, then your boss see you at the coffee shop in the afternoon. That's called being "BUSTED!! YOU GOT CAUGHT IN YOUR LIE. SO DID JOHN MCCAIN.
If you like McCain, then like McCain. But don't make it seem like the rest of us are treating him unfairly because he got caught in his own lie.
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{"commentId":3152963,"authorDomain":"powerisknowledge"}
Well said thsopinion!
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{"commentId":3113288,"authorDomain":"Guy-563410"}
What a load of BS! I live 200 miles south of DC. I can fly to NYC by regularly scheduled airlines in 45 minutes. Can't work it into his schedule? NUTZ!
This is known in common language as a cop-out.
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- 3 votes
#8 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:59 AM EDT{"commentId":3113810,"authorDomain":"pandslc"}
"Mr. Letterman" is just a comedian. That is all! What is Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama getting paid for doing? They need to do their jobs at this important time. It seems Mr. McCain is going to do just that. I do agree with Nate1980, it is much more important for them to do the job they were elected to do. LET'S GET THIS ECONOMY BACK ON TRACK AND HEALTHY AGAIN. We can blame it on Bush, but remember CEO's were only looking out for themselves and buyers and lenders were not be responsible for their spending and lending. They are the ones that should suffer. Not the hard working responsible Americans to pay for their mistakes.
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#9 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:14 PM EDT{"commentId":3113855,"authorDomain":"sweeeet"}
I could give a rats arse about what Letterman does or says! It's the media hooked liberals that won't make a move without a blessing from these "real important people"! Give me a break
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- 1 vote
#10 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:16 PM EDT{"commentId":3152998,"authorDomain":"powerisknowledge"}
anyoneelse, you may give a rats arse about what Letterman does or says but his loyal viewers will pay attention and follow his lead. So you see, it's not about you or what you care about.
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{"commentId":3114110,"authorDomain":"mcbcpa"}
Amen to "anyoneelse". Letterman is so full of himself that he can't see past the end of those stupid glasses. If a Presidential candidate believed that appearing on a talk show was more important than the people's business, that would show priorities are wrong.
John McCain all the way to the White House!!
Letterman should shut up and sit down.
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#11 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:23 PM EDT{"commentId":3119820,"authorDomain":"tapjunkie"}
McCain WASN'T going to DC. He was going on the CBS news to promote himself!
Why was he going to DC anyway, he has nothing to do with the committee meeting on the economic crisis?
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- 2 votes
{"commentId":3148896,"authorDomain":"tbsykes"}
If a Presidential candidate believed that appearing on a talk show was more important......
Your argument would be plausible if the the candidates didn't consider the late night talk show circuit a part of the election process. They started this as a marketing tool. Don't get mad now because his decision to diss the process is backfiring on him.
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{"commentId":3153006,"authorDomain":"powerisknowledge"}
Not a chance bliss-495124
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{"commentId":3114320,"authorDomain":"crawlgburtfon"}
By the time the next scheduled (or, as McCain would have it, "first") presidential debate takes place, 16 states will already be voting with early mail-in ballots.
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- 2 votes
#12 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:29 PM EDT{"commentId":3114503,"authorDomain":"roomsmfg"}
Exactly, especially the day MacCain announced his candidacy !!!!!!!
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#13 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:34 PM EDT{"commentId":3114792,"authorDomain":"alfred-hewitt"}
John McCain hasn't cast a vote since April.
He's not on any of the committee's that even pertain to this matter.
Now, he's gonna save us, by suspending his campaign so he can avoid Friday's debate.
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- 3 votes
#14 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:42 PM EDT{"commentId":3115806,"authorDomain":"jlfaucher"}
And Obama has voted what, 'Present, and accepting payment for same' how many times?
They are still Senators you know, and one of them will be after the election.
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{"commentId":3114948,"authorDomain":"penraycastles"}
Another tv or movie wannabe God/godess heard from and crying about how they were treated, boo hoo "Im a star and he canceled on me". When will these people realize that the world does not revolve around them ? This whole group of people should charter a plane for this soonest flight they can getto what ever other country might put up with their whine.
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#15 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:47 PM EDT{"commentId":3153039,"authorDomain":"powerisknowledge"}
Oh but you're wrong Ry,wv, millions of viewers revolve around television personalities. And these same viewers follow their lead and you are sadly mistaken if you don't believe this.
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{"commentId":3114958,"authorDomain":"alfred-hewitt"}
John McCain hasn't cast a vote since April.
What is exactly is he going to do when he gets there, he isn't on any of the committees that can deal with the matter.
Funny how two days before the debate, he's going to save us all... Please...
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- 2 votes
#16 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:47 PM EDT{"commentId":3121044,"authorDomain":"jejjarvis"}
And obama has cast how many? Remember, he won't be able to vote present(135 times) if he becomes president. he will have to take a side.
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{"commentId":3114991,"authorDomain":"cwbuff1860"}
This is the only hero that Letterman knows? Well, I know thousands of heroes, including my own two sons in the military. He should be careful who he admires. There are thousands of former POWs who deserve just as much admiration.
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- 2 votes
#17 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:48 PM EDT{"commentId":3115006,"authorDomain":"debramcdonnell"}
Let's see - should McCain appear on Letterman's late show OR try and help with the economy's big mess? A no brainer for me - what's up with you Letterman? Since you are already rich, I guess you don't much care about the rest of the country - only about ratings and numbers.
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#18 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:49 PM EDT{"commentId":3115162,"authorDomain":"penraycastles"}
OOps Alec Baldwin just canceled his reservation and Opra is too busy giving cars away, besides the inflight meal does not fit into her new diet plans
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#19 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:54 PM EDT{"commentId":3115215,"authorDomain":"csmith125"}
Letterman has just been the last straw on the camel's back. I am deleting MSNBC, NBC and CNBC and any other NBC off my TV.
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#20 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:55 PM EDT{"commentId":3115247,"authorDomain":"achrisclark"}
Scenario: McCain chooses to appear on David Letterman the day that the financial crisis comes to a head.
Result: Obama camp decries McCain for appearing on a comedy show during crisis, claims that he is
"out of touch" and doesn't care about economy because he owns 10 homes and 11 cars.
Scenario 2: Well we are seeing it. It's lose-lose for McCain.
According to Michael Moore most of a Senator's time is spent campaigning. In a time of crisis do we need someone to do their job which will have immediate impact or do we forget the crisis and undermine a solution to have a debate in which they will talk about how the other candidate is stalling the process.
Do your jobs please. Just because you are candidates doesn't make you lame-duck senators. It is not fair Sen. Obama that you deprive me a Chicagoan of representation in the Senate and a say by proxy in this financial solution.
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#21 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:56 PM EDT{"commentId":3121808,"authorDomain":"jejjarvis"}
Obama would only have voted present anyway. Now we find out that obama secured $250000.00 taxpayer dollars for that drunken catholic priest to waste. Isn't that Illegal?
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{"commentId":3115427,"authorDomain":"csmith125"}
Wait, I like CBS, and still plan to delete NBC from my channel selections...but I guess I can un-TIVO Letterman's show. Heck, I'm shutting off the media and drawing the blinds for 40 days. God bless America.
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#22 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 1:01 PM EDT{"commentId":3115538,"authorDomain":"mcbcpa"}
Letterman needs to get over himself. He is so full of himself that he cant see past the end of his own nose. He is not funny and not important. Who cares what he has to say.
John McCain made the right choice and should never return to see Letterman.
Go McCain!!!
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#23 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 1:08 PM EDT{"commentId":3149170,"authorDomain":"tbsykes"}
Please!!!!
This is not about LETTERMAN!!! Stay with me for a minute. I will try to go slow.
This is about John McCain lying!! He lied when he said that he had to cancel one appointment only to appear on another show at the same time of the first show. Instead of showing true integrity or character and saying "I have to cancel because I have a conflict in my calendar, he LIED and said that he was "rushing off" to Washington when he didn't actually leave until the following morning.
This is not about LETTERMAN!!! This is about John McCain not having the balls to say when he means, and means what he says!!!
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{"commentId":3115626,"authorDomain":"john-wilkiewicz2"}
Letterman is a dick and a big cry baby. He just doesn't like rep. and will do or say anything to get ratings.
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#24 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 1:12 PM EDT{"commentId":3115862,"authorDomain":"srivera320"}
What Letterman was mad about was that John McCain called him and told him he wouldn't be able to make his show because he was going to Washington and then goes to Katie Couric which is recorded at the same time. So Letterman said if you cancel my show to go to Washington shouldn't you be on a plane instead of the CBS studio? I guess it's not Country first. It's me first with John McCain. McCain didn't even leave for Washington until this morning. Go figure!
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- 2 votes
#25 - Thu Sep 25, 2008 1:20 PM EDT{"commentId":3147123,"authorDomain":"cfsleo812"}
That is exactly what the point is with Letterman. McCain should have came clean, and stated, "With what is going on at the present time, I do not think I should be on a comedy show." That's all, finished, end of story.
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- 1 vote
{"commentId":3149183,"authorDomain":"tbsykes"}
Exactly!!
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