Juan Williams strikes back against black race baiter Warren Balentine Part 1

Juan Williams is a black commentator for National Public Radio. He's also a contributor to Fox News. His political views are left to moderate. Juan is one of the few liberals I can stomach. It must be his moderate side I like. I disagree with many of his positions on issues, but at least he presents his arguments in an intelligent manner. Most liberals are inept in being able to do that. I guess Juan can be called a "sensible liberal". I have to give Juan Williams credit for not allowing himself to get caught up in the race baiting game that his fellow liberal are all so famous for doing. Juan was a guest on the O'Reily factor a few days ago. He took part in a three way debate with Bill O'Reily and a black radio talk show host by the name of Warren Balentine. The issue was about Rush wanting to buy the Saint Louis Rams. During the debate, the issue of Rush making a parody entitled "Barack The Magic Negro" came up. Balentine was claiming that the parody was racist and was offensive to all blacks. Juan educated him to the origins of who created the headline for which Rush used. Once Juan informed him, Balentine didn't want to go after David Ehrenstein the black liberal editor for the Los Angeles Times who created the story "Barack The Magic Negro" in the first place. As usual, most liberals simply ignore the facts in a debate. For Warren or other liberals to go after David Ehrenstein wouldn't fit the template since he isn't "white" and "conservative. It's really that cut and dry. The same Al Sharpton that said Obama "wasn't authentically black" was the same illegitimate clown that was given credibility in the whole Limbaugh/Rams saga. Sharpton never received any criticism for saying that Barack Obama wasn't "authentically black". Of course if Rush Limbaugh would have dared to utter the exact same words verbatim as Sharpton, the NAACP and the fake outrage crowd would be howling at the moon in angst and calling for the boycott of his sponsors. Anyways, when Juan Williams corrected Balentine's ignorance, Balentine only rebuttal was to make a racial statement towards Williams in telling him to "go back on the porch monkey".