Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) told Fusion TV host Jorge Ramos that President Barack Obama is “absolutely” abusing his power. In an interview that aired on Monday, Ramos mentioned a speech Cruz’s father, Rafael, made in which he compared President Barack Obama
On Monday, Univision’s anchor Jorge Ramos tweeted his unhappiness because Barack Obama did not go on his network to discuss administration’s policy vis-à-vis Syria. Ramos tweeted, “Pres. Obama gives 6 interviews today. None of those to Univision. Why? Hispanics also
When he needed their votes, President Obama was more than willing to go to the Univision studios for a special forum appealing to the Latino vote. But now that he’s president and a major international crisis is brewing over chemical
Florida taxpayers are set to subsidize a joint venture between Univision and ABC that will try to use a new cable channel to “own” the debate on comprehensive immigration reform. According to a report in the Miami Herald, Fusion, the cable channel that
Univision host Jorge Ramos started his Al Punto interview with D.A. King, Georgia’s immigration law enforcement advocate, which aired last Sunday, by accusing King of hating immigrants. “We don’t agree on anything on immigration,” Ramos said. “After reading what you said and
On Univision’s spanish-language Sunday show, Al Punto, citizen activist D.A. King said if the United States enforced its immigration laws on the books, the country would deter illegal immigrants from coming and encourage illegal immigrants to leave because they would not
A prominent citizen activist who is against the Senate’s comprehensive immigration reform bill because he fears it will lower wages for working class Americans will make an appearance this Sunday on Univision’s Al Punto, the Spanish-language Sunday show hosted by Jorge
video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player Sunday, Univision’s Jorge Ramos confronted Rep. Steve King with a left-wing claim that while speaking to a crowd in Pocahontas, Iowa in 2012, King compared immigrants to dogs by using the expression “pick of the
Judging by his verified Twitter feed, Noticiero Univision anchor Jorge Ramos is just as biased as the man to whom he is compared: Walter Cronkite.Ramos is blasting John Boehner, claiming that the House Speaker’sunwillingness to take up the Senate’s immigration reform
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A year after Andrew Breitbart’s untimely passing, he continues to teach us and inspire us. Here’s his classic interview with Univision’s Jorge Ramos, during the furor of Weinergate. Javier covered that interview as it aired, and thus reminisces on it:
Univision’s Jorge Ramos believes that our lives revolve around illegal immigration. I think I know what he is trying to say, but last time I went to the Hospital, my doctor and my nurses were not illegal immigrants. I think
Well, well, well, it appears the Democrat party is beginning to lay the groundwork for their ‘great brown hope’ to possibly counter a Senator Marco Rubio 2016 presidential candidacy- this ‘hope’ rests in none other than San Antonio Mayor Julian
In July and August I worked on a post for Big Government about the human aspect of Operation Fast & Furious, the government gun walking operation that put guns into the hands of already dangerous Mexican drug cartels. The Old
In an unaired excerpt of President Obama’s recent 60 Minutes interview, he conceded that his own campaign’s television ads sometimes go “overboard” and “mistakes are made.” But, he says, “That happens in politics.” The president’s campaign has resorted to ads
In a Sept. 20 interview with Univision’s Jorge Ramos, President Obama said “the Fast and Furious program was a field-initiated program begun under the previous administration.” While such an answer may be a viable way to escape pointed questions during
Yesterday, on the huge Spanish-language television network Univision, co-host Jorge Ramos grilled Barack Obama regarding the Fast and Furious scandal: You told me during an interview that you and Mr. Holder did not authorize the Fast and Furious operation that
While everyone is talking about Obama’s revealing comments yesterday admitting defeat when it comes to changing Washington DC from the inside, what struck me most after watching his entire Univision interview was Obama’s condescending and deceitful answer when pressed on
Tonight in Florida, President Obama received the first truly tough interview he’s had all election season long. Too bad that the only folks who are willing to ask him tough questions have to speak in a foreign language to make
Q Mr. President, you told me during an interview that you — Eric Holder or you did not authorize the Fast and Furious operation that allowed 2,000 weapons from the United States to Mexico, and they were in drug-trafficking hands.
I like to get to the heart of the matter, so I will use this column to ask one question of President Barack Obama. Who authorized Fast and Furious? Since no answer will be given, I will rhetorically ask a
Tax-exempt (and therefore federally subsidized) Media Matters for America pretends to provide education and fact-checking services to justify their charitable status. But it looks like the fact-checkers need to use some Soros funds to fact-check themselves. In a pitiful attempt
Jorge Ramos is the most famous and respected Spanish-Language television journalist. He is often invited to participate in the political roundtable on ABC’s “This Week” program and last election cycle he was given the honor of moderating debates between the
Oh, the hypocrisy, the hypocrisy. In an interview with Jorge Ramos, Univision’s anchorman, California congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, who replaced the great “B-1 Bob” Dornan, discusses the tough November election she faces. Incredibly, Ms. Sanchez gets her full-blown xenophobe on as
Bill O’Reilly barely keeps his cool as Jorge Ramos dodges every one of his questions.
A funny thing happened on the way to ABC’s This Week round table yesterday. The circle turned into a hexagon. Instead of the usual balance of two–occasionally three–commentators from both political perspectives, ABC’s special Independence Day edition featured a 5-on-1