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Al franken comments on democracy now { November 19 2003 } SHOWN ON BOOKTV ON CSPAN November 19, 2003 Columbia, Missouri Al Franken at University of Missouri speech concerning Amy Goodman's Pacifica show, Democracy Now Al Franken compares knowledge of different viewer groups concerning Iraq connection to the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. He stated that listeners of NPR and PBS were better informed than those of FOX News, and defended NPR as the pillar of truth and integrity. Audience members yelled "Democracy Now" as a better example of truth, and Al Franken responding to these comments from the audience: "Democracy Now is too lefty for me" This was following by a bit of booing and jeering.

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