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Originally Posted by Guest
The OP mentioned Watters World segment on O'Reilly. The people shown on the segments are just a very tiny number of all the interviews he got on any question.
Watters may have been interviewing 50 or 100 people in order to get the 3 or 4 with the dumb answers or those people just wanted to be on national television and they knew if they gave intelligent answers, that would not happen.
It was the exact same thing that Jay Leno did in his Jay Walking segments.
Watters World is not supposed to be scientific polling but is a comedy segment to O'Reilly - which is a very amusing show.
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What you said is true. However, it DOES prove that we still have some ignorant young people in our country. And it just proves that some are so spoiled, I am surprised that they don't have someone to wipe the drool off their mouths and tie their shoes. I do know that some of them need belts for their pants.