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    Wednesday, February 08, 2006

    Robertson’s Apology Amounts To Death Threat

    COLMES: Should Chavez be assassinated?

    ROBERTSON: Well, one day he's going to be aiming nuclear weapons; and what's coming across the Gulf isn't going to be Katrina, it's going to be his nukes.

    COLMES: Would you feel better going back to the original comment that if he were assassinated, the world would be a safer place?

    ROBERTSON: I think South America would. He is -- he is -- got hit squads. He's a very dangerous man.

    COLMES: So, you're not taking back the comment. You believe assassination of Hugo Chavez would be in the best interests of the world.

    ROBERTSON: Well, rather than going to war. One day, we're going to have to go to war, I'm afraid, if he continues his policy, you know. But, I don't know. I wrote him a letter. I apologized to him.

    COLMES: But, wait a minute. If you say you apologized to him, what you just said seems to contravene that, because you just now said --

    ROBERTSON: I know. I know.

    COLMES: -- you think it'd be better if he be assassinated.

    ROBERTSON: Alan, the whole thing we've got to deal with is that, one day, if he continues his course of trying to mobilize Marxist powers in South America, it's going to be a clear --

    COLMES: He's very popular with his country.

    ROBERTSON: Well, yes and no. But he does --

    HANNITY: He's building up weapons against the United States, isn't he?

    COLMES: He's extremely popular. Eighty-percent of his country --

    ROBERTSON: He's also calling for the destruction of George Bush. He calls him a war criminal.

    COLMES: Do you want him taken out?

    ROBERTSON: Not now, but one day, one day, one day. My premise is, and I think as -- you know, until that comment came out, everybody thought Chavez was a fellow having to do with table grapes in California. Now --

    HANNITY: I think one thing we could say is, the world would be better off without him where he is, because he is a danger to the United States.

    ROBERTSON: Extreme danger.

    Robertson again calls for Chavez’s assassination: ‘Not now, but one day,’” Media Matters, 2/03/06.

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