Rant heard round the world!

[Zundfolge]

Other than her looks how did she get on to Cavuto?

She's a business woman, author and professional public speaker that does a lot of public speaking to entrepreneur and business groups. She's made the rounds for years on all the business networks on shows like Cavuto's, just like 90% of the guests on his and other business/news shows.

[Hoosier]

Damn, she rules.

Watch out though Ronin, it's on "Feaux News" as nynco would/will say.

That lady is so right on, man what a refresher.

Faux, from the French for false; not real.

H.

[flan7211]

What struck me is that he's describing the same exact issues we're seeing today. Will we never learn?

It's almost eerie how right you are.

[UberTong]

Faux, from the French for false; not real.

H.

Thank you, but I don't pride myself on the French language. Don't want to either, bunch of va jay jays. And obviously I knew the definition Hoosier, but thank you for your providing one anyway.

[Hoosier]

Thank you, but I don't pride myself on the French language. Don't want to either, bunch of va jay jays. And obviously I knew the definition Hoosier, but thank you for your providing one anyway.

I was totally setting you up for the French language slam. Like a volleyball bounce to leave you there for the slam.

I still don't understand the sterotype that the French can't win wars, though... as recently as 1811 Napolean rolled a good chunk of continental Europe under the tricolor.



H.

[UberTong]

I was totally setting you up for the French language slam. Like a volleyball bounce to leave you there for the slam.

I still don't understand the sterotype that the French can't win wars, though... as recently as 1811 Napolean rolled a good chunk of continental Europe under the tricolor.



H.

I believe its called a 'bump' or a 'set' in volleyball, but again I don't try an gain expertise in that area, volleyball. You got me real good Hoosier, whew. Also, never mentioned anything about them winning, fighting or losing wars. They are just pussies. But thank you again.

[tmleadr03]

I believe its called a 'bump' or a 'set' in volleyball, but again I don't try an gain expertise in that area, volleyball. You got me real good Hoosier, whew. Also, never mentioned anything about them winning, fighting or losing wars. They are just pussies. But thank you again.

As recently as 1811... Impressive.

[Ronin13]

I was totally setting you up for the French language slam. Like a volleyball bounce to leave you there for the slam.

I still don't understand the sterotype that the French can't win wars, though... as recently as 1811 Napolean rolled a good chunk of continental Europe under the tricolor.


H.

As recently as 1811... so what you're saying is their last "victory" was about 200 years ago?

Not so sure the French could be considered a modern force to be reckoned with...

[flan7211]

As recently as 1811... so what you're saying is their last "victory" was about 200 years ago?

Not so sure the French could be considered a modern force to be reckoned with...

When is the last time a western (NATO) nation won an outright victory? Britian in Malaysia in the 50's? Not that we don't tactically win every battle but the strategic war.

[UberTong]

Bump, set, spike.