Does Rupert Murdoch Agree With Glenn Beck That Obama Is A Racist?
Here we go again. Back in July Glenn Beck called President Obama a racist while guesting on Fox and Friends. During a comprehensive interview with Sky News Australia, News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch appears to have agreed with Beck’s assessment that Obama has at least said racist things. Video after the jump.
First reported by Jay Yarrow at Business Insider:
At the 18:04, the interviewer says “Glenn Beck who you mentioned has called Barack Obama a racist, and he helped organize a protest against him and others on Fox have likened him (Obama) to Stalin is that…”
Murdoch’s reponse:
“No, no, no, not Stalin, I don’t think, not one of our people.
“On the racist thing, that caused a (unintelligible–grilling?). But he (Obama) did make a very racist comment. Ahhh..about, you know, blacks and whites and so on, which he said in his campaign he would be completely above. And um, that was something which perhaps shouldn’t have been said about the President, but if you actually assess what he was talking about, he was right.”
It’s not clear what Murdoch was referencing when he claimed that the sitting president “made a very racist comment…about, you know, blacks and whites and so on.”
The discussion turns to Beck, Obama and racism around the 18:00 mark.
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