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Jesse Jackson Tape: Open Mic Catches Audio of Disparaging Obama Remarks


By Jess Snow
Jul 9, 2008
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Jesse Jackson would like to tell Barack Obama that he is sorry for ripping the presumptive Democratic Nominee with comments that are said to be very nasty and according to a report from CNN they are too bad for them to say on the air.   One report notes that conservative radio host Sean Hannity revealed on air that that Fox News is in possession of an exclusive tape of Reverend Jesse Jackson, recorded after an interview when he thought the microphone was off, slamming Barack Obama for “talking down black people on matters of faith” among other issues.
Jesse Jackson Tape: Open Mic Catches Disparaging Obama Remarks (Image: Wenn)
Jesse Jackson Tape: Open Mic Catches Disparaging Obama Remarks (Image: Wenn)

Jackson told CNN that the interview had wrapped up and he didn’t realize his remarks were captured by a “hot” microphone.  In a helpful tip to folks like Jesse Jackson that they might want to understand that all microphones are live and hot and all cell phone have cameras and video.

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One blogger says that Jackson said he would like to rip a part of Barack Obama's anatomy off and Hannity would only say that it begins with an "n" and is below the waist.  Fox News says they will now broadcast the highly anticipated tape tonight (and a whole bunch of times after) live on the Hannity and Colmes show.

That should deliver some huge numbers in for the channel and it will be interesting to hear the entire conversation and what Jesse Jackson really thins of Barack Obama.









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