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But here's what happened...When the war first started, he gave an interview where he said that the American people and the media should not question the president or the war. I, as you can imagine, was shocked. About a week later, he said something along those lines (though not as explicitly) on his ****ty show. So, I sent him an email, telling him that it was not only his job but his duty as a journalist to question the administration about this war. He sent me an email, which read like an illiterate person had written it, telling me to get a life. I wrote back to him and told him that I was the last one who needed to get a life because I wasn't the host of a CNN program who was wasting his time to email insults to a viewer. I then told him that he needed to use his time more wisely and actually do his job instead sending rude comments via email. He wrote back and bragged about being on CNN and told me that I was jealous of him. What could I possibly say to such an idiotic statement?
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