- Feb 7, 2005
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In a tease for a segment on interpreting political body language, Fox's E.D. Hill pondered the meaning of the Obama "pound" where they touch fists. "A fist bump? A pound? A terrorist fist jab?" It was a throwaway line, not brought up again in the actual segment, and MM is maybe blowing the whole thing a little bit out of proportion, but I don't see how the hell it was even mentioned in the first place. Imagine if McCain and his wife had a fist bump, would anyone ever in a million years think or suggest it was a "terrorist fist jab"? The problem with this is that there probably are a few (thousand? million?) people who watched this and thought, "Damn, that muslim fella and his wife are sending coded signals to sleeper agents! Maw, get my gun!" (Yeah, I'm lookin at you event8horizon)
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In a tease for a segment on interpreting political body language, Fox's E.D. Hill pondered the meaning of the Obama "pound" where they touch fists. "A fist bump? A pound? A terrorist fist jab?" It was a throwaway line, not brought up again in the actual segment, and MM is maybe blowing the whole thing a little bit out of proportion, but I don't see how the hell it was even mentioned in the first place. Imagine if McCain and his wife had a fist bump, would anyone ever in a million years think or suggest it was a "terrorist fist jab"? The problem with this is that there probably are a few (thousand? million?) people who watched this and thought, "Damn, that muslim fella and his wife are sending coded signals to sleeper agents! Maw, get my gun!" (Yeah, I'm lookin at you event8horizon)
We report (irrelevent skewed facts and distortions) and laugh while watching you try to decide.