Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "Fox News issues a correction regarding John Garofalo" video.

  1. Apology accepted, but I saw the interview and knew immediately the man was lying. I actually felt so uncomfortable, I switched off the video. I do not intend to detract from the apology, it seems sincere enough, but: It truely puzzles my why experienced reporters can't discern when interviewees are lying. It's so very simple and Shakespeare stated how: Methinks the lady protest too much. Liars always overdo something. Emotions or humility or other pleasing attributes are exaggerated. The plot is too precise, too elaborate, often loaded with significance and at the same time strangely malleable, pliable to suggestions, has a slippery timeline and yet seem to lack the engaging spontaneity of significant events recalled vividly and naturally.
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