Interview: Loving To Hate Jeff Gannon
Published December 14, 2006
JJ: What is a Christian?
JG: Christian is a term used to describe a broad range of those who believe that Jesus Christ is the son of God. I think of myself at an Evangelical Christian and regularly attend a Pentecostal church.
JJ: When I think of Pentecostals, I think of speaking in tongues and snake handlers.
JG: No snakes, no tongues. I know we’re trying to be light, but that is insulting. Pentecostals believe they experience the power of the Holy Spirit at various times. I believe that also since I have experienced it first-hand. It’s not something that can be easily explained.
JJ: Do you believe in Heaven and Hell?
JG: I absolutely believe in Heaven and Hell. They’re just like what the Bible says they are.
JJ: Who were some of your White House journalist buds?
JG: Actually, Helen Thomas and I always got along well. I still see her from time to time. Even though we have vastly different points of view, we have great respect for each other.
JJ: Is their a journalistic hierarchy in the White House Press Corps?
JG: There is indeed a journalist hierarchy. I spend a bit of time talking about that in my book. There were no bloggers at the White House when I was there. They only got in after I left in February 2005.
JJ: Would you say you opened the doors for the new media and do you think it will soon be the media of choice?
JG: I am absolutely responsible for opening the doors to the press briefings for the New Media. I’m not sure when the New Media will replace the Old Media, but it will be sooner than later.
JJ: I want to mention some “old media” journalist and pop culture figures and get your opinion. Anderson Cooper.
JG: Being Gloria Vanderbilt’s son explains a lot.
JJ: Rita Cosby.
JG: Nice lady, too bad about having to go to MSNBC, it’s where news show hosts go to die.
JJ: Bill O’Reilly.
JG: Kicks Olbermann’s ass.
JJ: Howard Stern.
JG: A media pioneer, but not my kind of humor.
JJ: Matt Lauer.
JG: Where in the world is Matt Lauer and why are we looking for him anyway?
JJ: Mary Hart.
JG: Is she still around?
JJ: Rev. Ted Haggerd.
JG: He says that he’s “a liar and a deceiver.” I probably can’t add much to that.
JJ: The Scissor Sisters.
- Interview: Loving To Hate Jeff Gannon
- Published: December 14, 2006
- Type: Interview
- Section: Politics
- Filed Under: Culture: Media, Politics: U.S.
- Writer: Jack E. Jett
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Good interview? Are you nuts?
James Guckert is no Christian....and no one should believe a word that comes out of his mouth. You're not with Christ if you're having sex with your same sex.
Also, his definition of Christian is wrong. Satanists believe that Jesus was the son of God too, but they don't follow Christ any more than Guckert does.
It's not what you do on Sundays Gannon....it's what you do behind 'closed doors' that defines whether or not you are with Christ.
"JJ: Are you a Daddy?
JG: If that term describes masculine, mature and confident, that is accurate."
Let me just clarify for you freaks that "Daddy" is a term used to define a man that makes his beautiful woman moan all night long with pleasure and then gets up on Saturday morning and prepares kickass chocolate chip pancakes for their children who adore "Daddy" because he is so much fun and makes "mommy" so unspeakably happy.
Merry Christmas to all - keep Christ in it please.
ooh jim
you got that right on..and far out. i love to keep my lady happy while she is making my cookies. i tell her, call me daddy.
being a daddy is very important and jesus is the reason for the season.
come christmas eve, you will hear mama moaning as santa is coming.
this talk of cookies is getting me all hot
and bothered. N.E.S.T.L.E.S.
jack jett
Here's a legitamate question that this interview raises:
If hetero folks are "straight" why aren't non-hetero folks "crooked"
Jack - your thoughts?
this is a great album by the way:
"Good Health" is also very decent





Good interview