“I a business person who travels and works for a tax paying company” who is concerned that it “seams” that the media are telling him what to do. He is tired of the whining lefties (but clearly not tired of the whining righties).

If your facility with the English language is indicative of your business acumen, please let us know which tax-paying company that is, Mr. Paone, so that we can be certain not to do business with it.

But it’s not going to kill me or anyone else to watch it for a half hour. It’s mostly harmless posturing. I’d vote to turn the TVs off though except the bars that are showing sports, where people have chosen to be there. At a gate you have no choice. Thankfully, most everyone carries their own entertainment now anyway, and earplugs to block out the mostly useless news broadcasts.

I like another poster’s idea that if we are stuck with the TVs, show the BBC instead. Then at least we’d know what’s going on beyond our borders.

It is a known and well documented fact, bolstered by recent studies, that most news broadcasts are presented from a left-leaning point of view. In cases where this is not readily apparent from the broadcast presented, the vast majority of correspondents, and journalists belonging these news organizations, hold these views.Your political views are not supior to other Americans. The right to think, and or believe, as one chooses, is one shared by ALL Americans. As the airport is a public place, all views have a right to be presented, like it or not. Alleged right-wing “bias” or not, in their political reporting, not all news on FOX is political in nature. In fact, the most likely broadcast you would see on FOX (simply due to statistics) in an airport, or CNN for that matter, is a regular news report, headlined stories updates. Little besides style seperates FOX, from CNN, or ABC, or NBC, for that matter, in this reporting. The substance is essentially the same. This of course, requires actual thought and analysis, perhaps asking too much from the “intelligent” liberal views presented above. Get a grip. It’s a public space, that means you don’t get to pick and choose. It seems many would like it both ways. Present the view, just only my view. That is by no stretch, as UN-American as it gets.