The KCBS Interview With Bradley
Watching Walker “confront” Bradley was like watching a poodle attack a parking meter. Persevering and pre-programmed.
But it was Bradley’s own fault, really. First, for going on an entertainment show that poses as “the news” and, second, for allowing himself to be goaded out of his usual soft-spoken, objective stance by a robot whose sole purpose is to pout gravely for grave issues such as wars and smile sweetly for skateboard finalists.
He should have seen what most of us have by now: that underneath the lipstick are the canines, and behind them both a limited and ruthless data bank.
JOSEPH EARNER
North Hollywood
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