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Cheney Disconnects Heart Pump Battery During Interview

Cheney disconnects his heart pump battery during NBC interview | Raw Replay - video at link

Former Vice President Dick Cheney shocked NBC’s Jamie Gangel by removing the battery from the heart pump that is keeping him alive.  “Could you just show me out it works?” Gangel asked Cheney during an interview that aired Monday.  “Sure, it’s got a pump inside that’s tied into my heart,” the former vice president explained. “It’s powered by batteries. They’re good for about ten hours. When you take them out it beeps.”  Cheney then laughed as he disconnected the battery and the device began to beep.  “Please put it back in,” Gangel pleaded.

Nation & World | Cheney has heart pump but no pulse | Seattle Times Newspaper - more on pump

Skin Crawler: Karl Rove Says Sarah Palin Will Run for President in 2012

He says it's her last chance and her next week's schedule looks like a candidate's schedule not a celebrity's schedule, not to mention that her new video (in Iowa) looks like a campaign video.

Will She? Won't She? The Signs Are Mixed Over A Possible Palin Presidential Entry | TPMDC

Why Liberals Don't Like Palin and Bachmann

.. pretty much the reason they didn't like George Bush but it's not because they have breasts, but because they are "boobs" ..

FOX News: Is Warren Buffet a Socialist?

Lucille Ball (Who Would Have Been 100) Supported Gay Rights in 1980

"It's perfectly all right with me," she replied. "Some of the most gifted people I've ever met or read about are homosexual. How can you knock it?" 

Lucille Ball Supported Gay Rights In 1980: "How Can You Knock It?" |Gay News|Gay Blog Towleroad

Lucille Ball Found Gay Rights "Perfectly All Right" | News | The Advocate

Lucy look-alikes honor Lucille Ball's 100th birthday | Reuters

Pat Robertson Thinks Liberals Support Abortion to Make Lesbians Equal

Only on TV: Chaz Bono & Ann Coulter on Same Panel

MOX News: Sanders on the Distribution of Wealth in the US

I'm An American, So I Played It - Hendrix To Cavett On His Woodstock At Dawn Performance

 “I suppose I could have added that since we somehow acquired the most dismal, virtually unsingable, Dirge of a National Anthem of any known Nation, we should decorate Hendrix for turning it into music.”--Dick Cavett

“I don’t know, man. All I did was play it.

I’m American, so I played it.

I used to sing it in school.

They made me sing it in school, so it was a flashback.”

Cavett interrupted the interview to point out to the audience:

“This man was in the 101st Airborne, so when you send your nasty letters in…”

Cavett then explained to Hendrix that whenever someone plays an “unorthodox” version of the Anthem:

“You immediately get a guaranteed percentage of hate mail.”

Hendrix then respectfully disagreed with Cavett’s description.

“I didn’t think it was unorthodox, I thought it was beautiful.”