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Beyond The Commons

Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry

Categories: Beyond The Commons, Capital Read

Strombo v. Moore

by Aaron Wherry on Friday, May 29, 2009 11:18am - 4 Comments

The Heritage Minister interviewed on The Hour.

Tags: broadcasters, cbc, CTV, James Moore, Strombo, Television, The Hour

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You should also put up the segment with Norm Jewison – where he says “we elected Barack Obama” – is Jewison still considered Canadian? He is Canadian, lives in the US and has worked tirelessly for the Canadian entertainment business.
dan in van

Did you catch what appears to be a subliminal slip-of-the-tongue at 2:30? He’s talkingsoquicklyasJamesMooreiswonttodo, and on about ‘what is cyclical and what is structural’ and where he probably meant to say ‘viewers’ Moore said ‘voters.’
Typically oily in his evasion on Strombo’s question. A little too ‘our-journalists-are-losing-jobs’ in its focus but just as he’s made his dastardly ‘these-tapes-have-been-doctored’ accusation fade away, Moore is unfortunately some of the better cream in Harper’s thin caucus.
SL

Just watched this. Moore talk fast, but he is a pretty impressive minister and has a definite bright future. Didn’t see jewison after.
Stacey

“memory sticks”?

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