[RexImperator]

How about a guest appearance on 'Girls'?

I bet it's actually Nightline or something like that...

[komatiite]

I doubt it's the view, isn't that usually live? That eliminates a lot of shows. I bet it's 60 minutes, they just run a few segments on issues of the day every episode.

[Vitriol]

(04-23-2015 11:18 PM)komatiite Wrote:  

I bet it's 60 minutes, they just run a few segments on issues of the day every episode.

Nah, that's a geriatric audience. Roosh is way too young for them to want to broadcast some "evil young guy" trying to get laid in Eastern Europe. Their audience is on AM radio and at Old Country Buffet at 6 AM.

[komatiite]

^Hmm... Good points. Wonder if it would be on cable news? MSNBC, CNN, Fox News?

[Kid Strangelove]

Educated guess:
It's not a talk show because those are taped live. Or for the same day.
It's not vice because they have excellent access to their videos
It's not Maury, Springer or Wilkos since those are taped in Connecticut.
It's not cable news because they don't care about people publicizing appearances. Plus their interviews are mostly live.

It's likely Dateline.
It's less likely to be 60 minutes.
It's least likely to be Amy Schumer's show with that interview segment at the end.

[Paracelsus]

(04-23-2015 11:45 PM)Kid Strangelove Wrote:  

Educated guess:
It's not a talk show because those are taped live. Or for the same day.
It's not vice because they have excellent access to their videos
It's not Maury, Springer or Wilkos since those are taped in Connecticut.
It's not cable news because they don't care about people publicizing appearances. Plus their interviews are mostly live.

It's likely Dateline.
It's less likely to be 60 minutes.
It's least likely to be Amy Schumer's show with that interview segment at the end.

The irony will be palpable if indeed it is Dateline.

[Conscious Pirate]

[Suits]

Quote:

I'm about to appear on a large American TV show.

[civpro]

If you can't tell us what the program is, can you tell us (roughly) when it will air?

[Suits]

(04-24-2015 01:39 AM)civpro Wrote:  

If you can't tell us what the program is, can you tell us (roughly) when it will air?

RVF members be like:

[VolandoVengoVolandoVoy]

(04-23-2015 09:00 PM)Dusty Wrote:  

Was the pay good?

Probably unpaid. But his name is unusual, so the traffic spike to his websites will be noticeable after a national broadcast even without them letting him plug anything.

[iamdegaussed]

Oh my god this will be wonderful. The neon haired freaks are going to be sent into apoplectic fits.

[spokepoker]

After the broadcast, there will be much triggering.

[Simeon_Strangelight]

I think that they are ill-advised to invite you. Either they are absolutely idiotic expecting a Julien Blanc PR disaster hoping to "unmask" online misogyny or they simply assume that they will cut out the interview as necessary - in worst case scrapping the whole recording and never airing it at all.

If it's more or less live, then they are bigger fools than I thought.

The healthy part of the Manosphere must remain in obscurity in order to keep their feminist SJW narrative alive - they simple would be unable to debate a guy like Rollo publicly - he would literally destroy them.

I guess someone thought that they can grill Roosh on his rape-legalization piece and other such more controversial pieces, but he can sell it if he is ready for their attacks. The problem for them is that if they don't manage to destroy him on TV, then it will only help the Red Pill movement - making it even more difficult to suppress truth. Usually the media works through suppression if they are on the wrong side of a narrative - Global Warming, rape culture, pay gap etc. They simply avoid inviting anyone who can rip their fake arguments apart through logic, real science and facts.

[Guitarman]

I would only go on nationwide TV if it is a live show. On a live show , Roosh is intelligent and quick witted enough to put across his point of view and equit himself favourably.

On an edited show they can cut to take everything you say out of context and twist, distort and dumb down the red pill message.

As always when dealing with mainstream media BE AWARE!

Good luck! And I hope it's Jay Leno and not Oprah Whinney ( is she still on TV over there?).

[Akula]

Great news - Roosh will soon be able to run "fame game" I think!

(at first I thought it might be a spot on "The View" but maybe it's a guest appearance on "Better Call Saul" with Roosh as a vicious, womanizing Mexican drug lord (who ends up running his business from jail!"))

[RexImperator]

If this makes him famous I think he'll be very tempted to move to NYC. Fame game in America is the most powerful game there is.

[ryanf]

I don't have an appropriate gif to show my anticipation for this.

[Gringuito]

If it's one of the large TV "news" programs I'm concerned at how they will edit the piece to pitch their narrative. The status quo in the West (AF/BB, delayed marriage, two income households, dependence on social programs, rampant consumerism) is very good for corporate profits. It's not a conspiracy but more like each company acting in it's own best interest and the government helping. Anyone that lives outside of the US for a while begins to see how the "news" is presented from a certain slanted perspective. The system that is in place requires BB guys to freely give their money to the wife, who is more likely to buy whatever Kim Kardashian says.

My hope is that the media companies have started to notice that unchecked feminism creates it's own problems. Men are no longer going to colleges and are checking out from society. This isn't good for profits. The ever increasing crazy demands of feminists are not sustainable and need to be balanced out. After the latest false rape accusations in US colleges either they want to move back from the crazy "believe every rape accusation" or they want to double down even more. I hope it's the former.

One thing I do know is that if it's a "news" program that it was written before Roosh even showed up. Just like the UVA story, they know what they want to say, they just need a few people to fill space in their narrative. Personally, I hope Roosh will be the next Bachelor. That would make for good TV.

[Akula]

(04-24-2015 06:45 AM)Gringuito Wrote:  

Personally, I hope Roosh will be the next Bachelor. That would make for good TV.

My G*D - that's...that's genius.

Roosh as the next Bachelor...I can see it now....every girl breaking down and crying after they watch Roosh methodically seduce all the others, Roosh running by-the-book GALNUC on the contestants, on-cam LTR which Roosh quickly overcomes, threesomes in the hot tub, catfights galore & and finally Roosh giving a suprise "no hymen no diamond" ultimatum (which the woman clearly doesn't pass) to the final lady (who he also makes get down on bended knee and propose to him)!!

Man that would make for some dramatic TV.

[Roosh]

(04-24-2015 01:39 AM)civpro Wrote:  

If you can't tell us what the program is, can you tell us (roughly) when it will air?

It will air on Tuesday, April 28. I have a blog post ready that day at 9am EST that describes the experience. It's about 1,500 words.

[Roosh]

Quote:

The healthy part of the Manosphere must remain in obscurity in order to keep their feminist SJW narrative alive - they simple would be unable to debate a guy like Rollo publicly

There is no national television show that would be able to handle a factual debate of length that requires sharing of facts and research. Even long profiles on "serious" shows like 60 minutes give a speaker less than ten minutes. I talked to the feminist Angela for 2 hours and we could have kept going. Live interviews are essentially scripted, one step away from actual television shows. If you're invited to show where you are an opposing viewpoint, they will ensure you don't come out on top.

[ColSpanker]

The Daily Show?
I'd love to see Rev. Al interview Master Roosh on MSNBC.

[Aphex]

(04-24-2015 07:40 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

(04-24-2015 01:39 AM)civpro Wrote:  

If you can't tell us what the program is, can you tell us (roughly) when it will air?

It will air on Tuesday, April 28. I have a blog post ready that day at 9am EST that describes the experience. It's about 1,500 words.

Cool, looking forward to this. Hope it went well.

[Comte De St. Germain]

(04-24-2015 03:56 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

I think that they are ill-advised to invite you. Either they are absolutely idiotic expecting a Julien Blanc PR disaster hoping to "unmask" online misogyny or they simply assume that they will cut out the interview as necessary - in worst case scrapping the whole recording and never airing it at all.

If it's more or less live, then they are bigger fools than I thought.

The healthy part of the Manosphere must remain in obscurity in order to keep their feminist SJW narrative alive - they simple would be unable to debate a guy like Rollo publicly - he would literally destroy them.

I guess someone thought that they can grill Roosh on his rape-legalization piece and other such more controversial pieces, but he can sell it if he is ready for their attacks. The problem for them is that if they don't manage to destroy him on TV, then it will only help the Red Pill movement - making it even more difficult to suppress truth. Usually the media works through suppression if they are on the wrong side of a narrative - Global Warming, rape culture, pay gap etc. They simply avoid inviting anyone who can rip their fake arguments apart through logic, real science and facts.

Thing is I'm of the opinion Roosh put that out there intentionally lulling them into a false sense of security that they might be able to grill him on it or they misread it and the same conclusion comes about. I'll still be grabbing my popcorn for this.