Don Imus
John Donald Imus, Jr. (born July 23, 1940)
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is an American radio talk show host. Imus is best known for his sarcasm and the harsh language he directs towards his guests. His popular radio show, Imus in the Morning, airs daily.
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American - Radio - Talk show - Sarcasm
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The show is currently broadcast on New York's WFAN and is syndicated nationwide by Westwood One. Part of it is also simulcast daily by cable television network MSNBC.
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New York - WFAN - Syndicated - Westwood One - Simulcast - Cable television - MSNBC
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Originally considered a shock jock, Imus has turned his show more towards politics and news and has gained public influence as a result.
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Shock jock - Politics - News
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The show's many guests include prominent politicians such as U.S. Sen. John S. McCain III (R-Ariz.) and U.S. Rep. Harold Ford (D-Tenn.), as well as reporters and columnists from Newsweek, NBC, MSNBC, and other media outlets. The show also has a regular cast of members who supply news, comedy, and act as foils to Imus.
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Politician - John S. McCain III - Harold Ford - Reporter - Columnist - Newsweek - NBC - Comedy - Foils
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Imus was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1989.
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| ► | Early life |
| ► | Radio: comedy and music bits |
| ► | 1988: A big change, news and talk |
| ► | Business interests |
| ► | Books |
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Toobin: "[I]f there is one public figure in America who has gotten better press over the years than John McCain, I don't know who it is"
On the July 23 edition of Imus in the Morning, host Don Imus asked CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin: "What do you make of this trip and the press coverage of Senator [Barack] Obama?" Toobin responded by noting complaints by Sen. John McCain's campaign that Obama has received more favorable treatment from the press than McCain has. Toobin said: "I don't really think ... the press coverage is much out of -- out of what you would expect, or it's all that outrageous. I mean, frankly, what ... I find kind of appalling is John McCain complaining about media bias. I mean, if there is one public figure in America who has gotten better press over the years than John McCain, I don't know who it is." From the July 23 edition of ABC Radio Networks' Imus in the Morning: IMUS: How are things over at CNN, which -- I, of course, hate CNN, but I like you. So -- and a few other people there, so -- TOOBIN: Well, it's -- it's just fine. You know, it's -- it's weird. It's kind of -- it's -- it's been kind of a lull since the end of the -- you know, those of us who talk about politics, it's -- it's sometimes a bit of a struggle to come up with stuff. You know, you can only speculate about the vice presidency so much, and the -- and, you know, I guess Obama's trip has been new, but -- but, you know, frankly since the end of the primaries, it -- it -- it's lost a little of its urgency, I think. IMUS: What -- what do you make of this trip and the press coverage of Senator Obama? TOOBIN: Well, I -- I don't really think there is -- the press coverage is much out of -- out of what you would expect, or -- or it's all that outrageous. I mean, frankly, what -- what -- what I find kind of appalling is John McCain complaining about media bias. I mean, if there is one public figure in America who has gotten better press over the years than John McCain, I don't know who it is. I mean, sure, Barack Obama is spending eight days in the Middle East and Europe, of course it's going to get a lot of publicity. I don't think that's any -- that's any reason for the press to apologize.
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