Geraldo Rivera said...

"One of the real tests of journalistic integrity is being fair to someone who might best be described by a four-letter word. "

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6 comments to date. The most recent comments:

Jan from Hinckley ME, 04944 (July 27, 2010)
I would love to see Geraldo do a REAL Story on Poverty, from the prospective of us poor.

glenn from palm beach (August 6, 2009)
he can not make it as an attorney .... nor as a reporter ..... nor as a tv show host ....what else to say!!

Stephen from Ohio,USA (November 21, 2008)
He is a moron who can go to hell as far as I'm concerned.He even draws maps in the dirt on air showing the enemy what our military plans are.

Brad from Asbury Park, N.J (March 18, 2008)
Geraldo, What is happening to Our Hospitol's along the Border States...Illegals have no Health Care Insurance?. Doctors and Hospitols Must make mega Bucks to survive?

Josephina Dominguez from San Clemente, CA- US (November 11, 2007)
Geraldo is a hyper-ethnocentric Latino
as@hole. They are giving Latinos a BAD name!

Illegal immigrants are not welcome here- nor are they are in ANY COUNTRY! People like Geraldo just make it harder for the children of immigrants and others here trying to stay!
Stop demanding rights that the illegals do NOT have!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No more GERALDO,
Josephino

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Geraldo Rivera, also known as Geraldo, is a television journalist known for his high-profile, sensationalistic stories.

After Rivera finish Brooklyn Law School in 1969, he became a lawyer for a Puerto Rican group in New York called Young Lords. In 1970 he was noticed by a news producer, and hired to work as a reporter for Eyewitness News at WABC-TV in New York. After earning an Emmy Award for a report on sexual abuse of mentally disabled patients, he became nationally recognized, appearing on programs such as ABC's 20/20.

In 1986, Rivera began hosting The Mystery of Al Capone's Vault, and in 1987 talk show, Geraldo. In a 1988 show, his nose was broken in a brawl that occurred with Neo-nazi skin heads, anti-racist skin heads, and black Jewish activists. Geraldo was considered "Trash TV" by Newsweek Magazine after the outburst. He is known for his self-promotion on his shows; he twice had plastic surgery on his program. Geraldo was cancelled in 1998 after an 11 year run.

Rivera Live, a nightly news discussion, was introduced in 1993 on CNBC. In 1997 Rivera signed a 6 year, $30 million contract with NBC. After September 11, 2001, he took a pay cut to work for Fox News where he hosted At Large with Geraldo Rivera on Saturday and Sunday nights. He left the show on October 9, 2005 to host Geraldo at Large.

Rivera vowed to shave his distinct moustache in a guilty verdict of the Michael Jackson trail. Rivera gloated on Access Hollywood that his prediction of the trail had come true. Rivera currently hosts newsmagazine, Geraldo at Large.