#equal time

In the episode Equal Time we see Yakko’s fangs right out of the gate as he starts talking about the political candidates and smiles toothily the whole time.

We can still see them as he turns to face a second camera and talks to Dot who’s in Ohio.

Then he asks Wakko about the electoral map. When Wakko says its boring and then decides to try and liven things up with his song you can see his fangs.

When the camera goes back to Yakko he spins around in his chair quickly and has a big grin on his face,which you can see his fangs really well.

After a really weird candidate commercial plays its back on Yakko again who looks really bored and kinda annoyed. With the face he’s making you can see his fangs pretty well and that his ears are drooping like bored dogs.

He then decides to check up on Dot who is now in Iowa and as she’s pretending to be a reporter she’s making a serious face in which you can see her fangs.

We see them even better when she eats the gummy bear she was pretending was an ear piece.

After this it goes back to Yakko who quickly asks Wakko whats going on with the electoral map again. Wakko as he says he has no idea and slaps a cutout of Alaska on random piece of the map we see his fangs a few times..

When it goes back to Yakko we see his fangs as he has a smirk on his face and as he starts talking again.

Ruhle vs. Reality: MSNBC Segment Promotes Social Security Myths

In yet another example of mainstream journalists (perhaps unwittingly) echoing conservative talking points, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle helped perpetuate a false narrative about Social Security on her April 12, 2019 MSNBC broadcast.  During a segment entitled, “Saving Social Security could lie in the hands of college students,” Ruhle interviewed Former Senator Heidi Heitkamp and former Council of Economic Advisors chair Gary Cohn about a contest for college kids to come up with solutions for Social Security’s future.  (Heitkamp and Cohn are the contest “judges.”)

From the very beginning, the segment was couched in a false sense of alarm – with a serious lack of context. Ruhle gravely summarized the Social Security Trustees’ analysis that the system will run out of reserves in 2034 (but only if Congress were to do NOTHING to address the shortfall in advance), accompanied by an on-screen banner reading SOCIAL SECURITY IN PERIL.

Billy Tuggle, "Equal Time"

i mean they are, but the show has been pretty equal with clace and malec moments. i mean malec always gets it’s own promos etc.