Robin read a story about Michelle Obama visiting a school. One of the little girls asked a question to the first lady. Robin first played a clip of the First Lady's answer to the question. Then Robin played a clip of the girl and it was hard to understand so Howard asked what the girl said.
     Robin loving to hear her on voice so much said, "My mom says that Barack Obama is letting everyone into the country that doesn't have papers."
     I knew as soon as she said it it was wrong because I heard it on the news the other night plus it doesn't make anytype of sense.
     What the second grader really said to Mrs. Obamma was, "My mom says that Barack Obama is taking everyone away that doesn't have papers."
     Can you guys believe this!? What a wonderful "news reporter" and worth every penny (or millions).

     Robin tried to do the story about Mrs Obama and the little girl with the question about people without papers
     
     First she played the answer to the girls question before she played the question. Then she plays the girl asking Mrs. Obama about people without papers
     
     The girl says " My mother said Barack Obama is taking away everybody who doesn't have papers" she also said her mother doesn't have papers
     
     Robin asked Howard if he heard her, Howard said no so Robin told him what she said (in a bitchy voice)"She said Barack Obama is letting everybody into the country who doesn't have papers" (absolutly wrong) continued with "like she knows anything about papers"
     
     She said HER MOTHER TOLD HER ... but I guess if you go through life with your head up you ass, it must be hard to hear.

     Robin stated quite confidently during a discussion of Rand Paul's primary victory that "RuPaul is a transsexual!" - I bet that would be news to the (drag queen, male) RuPaul.

     During Robin's news segment, Howard said it still kills him that Al Gore did not win the presidential election (Howard was complaining about the damage he perceived George Bush did to the USA).
     
     Robin replied: "I know. I don't know why he [Gore] stepped out so fast. He didn't fight."
     
     Robin's memory must be completely shot now. The election hung on Florida's results, as we all remember. And Gore did not step out so fast. And the case was fought all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
     
     The election was on November 7. From Wikipedia: "Most of the post-electoral controversy revolved around Gore's request for hand recounts in four counties (Broward, Miami Dade, Palm Beach, and Volusia), as provided under Florida state law. Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris announced she would reject any revised totals from those counties if they were not turned in by November 14, the statutory deadline for amended returns. The Florida Supreme Court extended the deadline to November 26, a decision later vacated by the U.S. Supreme Court. Miami-Dade eventually halted its recount and resubmitted its original total to the state canvassing board, while Palm Beach County failed to meet the extended deadline. On November 26, the state canvassing board certified Bush the winner of Florida's electors by 537 votes. Gore formally contested the certified results, but a state court decision overruling Gore was reversed by the Florida Supreme Court, which ordered a recount of over 70,000 ballots previously rejected by machine counters. The U.S. Supreme Court quickly halted the order.
     
     "On December 12, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5–4 vote that the Florida Supreme Court's ruling requiring a statewide recount of ballots was unconstitutional, and that the Florida recounts could not be completed before a December 12 'safe harbor' deadline, and should therefore cease and the previously certified total should hold."

     according to Robin, Rick Rubin produced The Rolling Stones...he has never worked with The Rolling Stones

     Wow, Robin just nailed her third screw up in less than 15 minutes! She just read a story by saying "the First Lady has a new book out", to which I thought "Wow, I didn't know Michelle Obama had a book out". She then played the clip of the FORMER first lady, Laura Bush, promoting a book.
     
     Perhaps Robin isn't aware the Bush's aren't in office anymore.

     It was the end of today's show, the last news story of the week. Robin read a story about an execution in Texas. She said, "There has been another execution in Texas..." she read the story further, "Oh, he is going to be executed soon..."
     
     She doesn't even know the story she's reporting....how fucking stupid!

     Howard was talking about Stan Lee, creator of comic book characters including Spiderman. During the conversation, Howard asked: "Who played the Hulk?" Robin jumped in with "Bill Bixby!" She was quickly corrected: "Lou Ferrigno."

     Robin read a story that New York Giants great Lawrence Taylor had been arrested on an allegation of rape. Then Robin said "Details concerning the rape" have not been revealed. Robin has done this before. Mr. Taylor is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Thus, as every reporter but Robin knows, the phrase should be "Details concerning the alleged rape..."

     Wolfie called in to tell Howard how sad he is because his dad, one day shy of his 57th birthday, died this week. He was really in a bad way, and sounded like his world is crumbling around him because of this. In the middle of this, Robin began her idiocy, "Wolfe is sad this week." NO SHIT! But then came the big one, Robin asked "when did he die?"
     
     Howard and Fred began pounding Robin with "Don't you listen?" kind of
     
     shit I can't even remember what happend, I'm half asleep.

     Howard was playing clips of Harry Connick, Jr. singing and Howard was goofing on them. Howard was having fun with it and conceded that Connick is in fact a good actor. Robin jumped in with: "He should keep his mouth shut and do those acting parts." 34, the last silent movie occurred almost 90 years ago! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_film

     When a caller asked for Howard's take on the Time Square Bomb plot, Howard began a recap of the event, stating that, "Over the weekend, a car was discovered..." Robin immediately interrupted, curtly exclaiming "Van" as if to correct Howard. Wrong again, Robin. As has been thoroughly reported since Sunday, a 1993 Nissan Pathfinder (an SUV) was used, not a van. It's one thing to proffer a gentle correction of a slight misstatement, but to attempt to correct someone (while interrupting no less) with haughty certainty and be totally wrong betrays just what a narcissistic cuntface you must be.

     She said "shouldn't you have to know what to do in a situation like this?"
     I don't know about Robin but how many times has this happened before?
     Especially at this depth? 5000ft underwater, you can't just send a diver down there to patch up the holes.
     "You must be able to fix a problem when it occurs"
     "This is ridiculous"
     "BP!...Look at what they're doing!"
     "That's no excuse..."
     I'm not saying BP is innocent in this, but this isn't a normal situation.

     As many members of the stern crew have been discussing, there are a lot of people of average intelligence who purport to have a higher I.Q. than what they really have. Robin just so happens to be one of them.
     
     Robin started off a news segment asking what Howard thought about people being barefoot in a steak house. This led to a discussion about being barefoot in public places, which disgusted Howard. As Robin continued with her story, she stated that the story involved a STATE house. As Howard called Robin out on the gaffe, Robin played the mistake off; first as if she meant to say steak house, then as if she was thinking of steak house. Either way she would not admit to making a mistake, or to the fact that she does little preparation.
     
     What I find interesting is the fact that the original story is not included in the news items for today's show on howardstern.com. Did Robin, in all of her 34edness, try to have evidence of this massive mistake pulled, a la the Chris Rock first pitch? I believe that Robin's true colors were shown, because Howard kept ragging on her, and kept a straight face and pretended she was right even though she was wrong.

     I know eveyone has this one, A man is denide entrance to a "STEAK" House, Howard how do you feel about that... (after Howard tells his opinion, Stupid Robin continues about the "State" House.) Howard says, "State House, you said Steak House...
     ROBIN: I know my mind changed it, caude who would care about a State house...

     Robin reported that "Alexa Ray Joel is getting a nose job."
     
     In an instant, two voices spoke up to correct Robin. Joel already had the nose job.

     Robin said Grant Tinker is dead.
     
     Fred jumped in immediately to say he is still alive.
     
     Robin then replied: "Well, he's dead to me!"
     
     Tinker is 84.

     Howard administered a test to Eric the Midget to see if he is really a wack packer. He scored 36, the highest score achieved by anyone. Howard repeated his score a few times, then a short time later, during the continuing conversation with Eric, Robin blurted out "you got like a 38." Pay attention, Quivers!

     She stated it stood for heard and understood or HAU instead of heard, understood, acknowledged or HUA.

     Robin reported a news story on the movie remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. She even played a clip of the actor who is playing Freddy, but in typical Robin style did not take the two second to find out that name of the actor. Howard and Fred collectively were able to provide the appropriate reference. For the record, his name is Jackie Earle Haley- a simple check on the IMDB is all that was needed.
     

     Howard announced a contest to find a new wack packer, the winner getting $5,000. Robin said she remembered another similar contest and asked who the earlier wack packer was who became one from a contest. Howard answered that it was Big Foot. Robin immediately chimed in: "That's what I thought!" No you didn't!

     During Robin's news she read a story that Leonard Nimoy has announced he is retiring from acting. Howard then asked who was looking for him anyway; all he does is play Spock. Robin stated "Well he's been in 'Fringe' and 'Star Trek'." Ms. Quivers, your response is entirely illogical. Mr. Nimoy played his role as Spock in the last Star Trek movie which was Howard's point.
     
     Admin Note: Rejected because Robin was right and Howard was wrong. Nimoy has many credits other than Star Trek listed on his IMDB page.

     Robin started a story about Nick Cannon. Howard said "He's the one with Paris Hilton." Robin replied "Yes." Of course, Nick Cannon is Mariah Carey's husband.
     
     Admin: I think I heard this one correctly.
     
     Admin Note: So it was actually Howard who was wrong and Robin just said "Yes."

     I quote: "I guess it's Earth Day, or maybe it was yesterday". Actually it's tomorrow, April 22nd. If you are going to do a news story on Earth Day, wouldn't it make sense to state the correct day?

     Howard said he was watching a 60 Minutes episode that included a segment with people afflicted with Lou Gehrig's disease (or ALS) and said how horrible the condition was. Robin, tapping her vast medical acumen (earned through two years as a nurse and endless Dr. Ronnie reeducation regimens), chimed in to note that was one of the diseases Jerry Lewis raises money for with his annual Muscular Dystrophy (MD) telethon. Howard said that's wrong, despite Robin insisting she wasn't, because ALS is not the same as MD and he further noted, in a delicious fashion, that Robin doesn't like to be wrong. Howard and Gary both said "No No No" and even laughed at her insistence on being right all the time. Then, long after the topic had shifted, she gleefully announced she was correct, citing a blurb she read from the internet that said ALS is a form of MD. Well, a quick review of Wikipedia revels what Howard, Gary, and the rest of us knew: MD and ALS are not even closely related, with the former a "hereditary muscle disease" (i.e. muscles) and the latter a "motor neuron disease" (i.e. nervous systems). I guess it takes a 34-level narcissist to be so very wrong!

     In this morning's early ramble, Howard was remarking how awful ALS (Lou Gherig's disease) is. Robin said, "Oh, that's Jerry's thing," (meaning Jerry Lewis). Gary got on the sqwak box and told her Jerry's thing is MS (Multiple Sclerosis), and Robin had the audacity to say THAT'S THE SAME THING.
     
     There was an argument that ensued next where 34 said "I know I'm right!!"
     
     Howard even said "Robin, you're wrong on this one."
     
     This is colossal because a few minutes later Robin, reading from some website (she didn't reference which one) said it proved her right... this link show's she's in fact: WRONG (as usual)...
     
     Differences Between the Symptoms of ALS & MS
     "Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and multiple sclerosis (MS) are very different diseases yet are often confused because they both contain "sclerosis" in their names. Both illnesses are neurological, but MS attacks the myelin while ALS affects the motor nerve cells. "

     Donald Trump phoned in and during his conversation with Howard, the subject turned to Jessie James who had appeared in Trump's Celebrity Apprentice show. Trump mentioned that he had told Jessie that he didn't understand what Sandra Bullock had seen in him. Robin, desperate to involve herself in the discussion jumped in with: "He [Jessie] was like Cinderella, he went to the ball and the prince [Sandra] picked him." If Sandra is anything, she is a princess not a prince. Good one, Robin!

     Howard got Mutt on the line to do the preview of Superfan Roundtable, and Robin said Mutt was the owner of "Superfan Network."
     
     It's the Stern Fan Network. Howard had to correct her.

     During the High Pitch Eric Game, Howard asked Robin if she knew what 20% of 200 is.
     
     After a brief moment of her trying to figure it out, Robin answered 20. She was serious and not joking in any way.
     
     After Howard corrected her, Robin admitted that she had stumbled. (Her word.)

     The last 2 sentences of the story on heart attack sufferers delaying treatment. It seemed that as much as Robin wanted National healthcare to solve the problem, people delaying care was a lack of coverage and then went on to read that covered individuals delayed treatment almost as often for other reasons. Finally she capped the story with a plaintive whine of "we need health cah naaaational healthcaaah." Huh?

     Whenever Robin strays from the written script, you know a gaffe is about to happen. During the news, Robin reported that the Georgia prosecutor had decided not to press charges against Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. According to Robin, the prosecutor decided not to press charges because they could not prove "without a reasonable doubt" that he committed the crime. Of course, the standard of proof in a criminal matter is proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
     
     Admin Note: I read this submission several times and I cannot see how Robin was wrong. What am I missing?

     During the Eric the "Lobster Clawed math whiz" midget interview, Robin called the new "Hulk Hogan Uncensored" show, Hulk Hogan "unleashed," she was immediately corrected by Howard.
     
     

     During the telephone conversation with Donald Trump, Howard asked Donald to rate Tiger Woods' wife Elin on a scale of 1-10. At first, Donald gave her a 9, then later downgraded her to an 8-9 rating. Robin later said "If we kept her on the phone" Elin would have been downgraded even further. No Robin, you weren't talking to Elin Woods, you were talking to Donald Trump.

     At the beginning of the show, Robin said she wouldn't be doing the news anymore as a result of criticism of her she had heard after yesterday's show. Then when the time came for Robin's news, she did the news. Too bad - I thought we were making progress here on Robinsnews.com!

     While this submission is not of a “classic” Robin err, it does portend to show the general, global, narcissistic stupidity and lack of common sense with which Robin lives her green drink guzzling existence. Please keep that in mind when reading this. This site is not only dedicated to the classic blunders of misinformation 34 doles out, but also to the general stupidity which she exudes.
     During the “Bathroom” discussion Monday morning, Baba FloHi, was trying to convince Howard (not douche bag Robin) of why it was important to allow Doug Goodstein (HTV producer) access to the closet they call a bathroom. This was amidst a very long and tediously specific discussion of who should and should not be allowed access. It was being postulated that members of the immediate show staff have access to a close bathroom so that they wouldn’t (as was stated) “sprint down the halls” to access a bathroom not nearby, and difficult to access when there’s only a 7 or 10 minute break. Robin suggested that the HTV Producer Goodstein use this special contended bathroom DURING A COMMERCIAL BREAK.
     This is just asinine. What should all of these people do? Stand on each other’s heads and pee? It was completely understood during this discussion that the “Fab 5” get access for use DURING COMMERCIAL BREAKS.
     Of course, not 3 minutes later, Doug Goodstein got on the intercom to school Ms. 34 (to the 10th power) that he was trying to be respectful that the main characters get to use the bathroom during the breaks.
     Robin, this discussion didn’t revolve around you, yet you keep making it revolve around you. Please, let Howard discuss things without interrupting with your nonsensical bullshit.
     

     During her news segment, Robin reported the news of the possible defense Dr. Conrad Murray will allege to try and beat the charges.
     
     Robin reported that Dr. Murray's defense team will claim Michael Jackson committed suicide.
     
     The technical definition of suicide, and exactly what Robin implied during her reporting, is "A person who kills himself intentionally."
     
     Robin further bolstered her misinformation by saying: "I don't know how it gets to be suicide when Michael Jackson needed a doctor to take the drugs."
     
     This big mistake by Robin really got me mad because it affects the Jackson family if you say "suicide" and affects Dr. Murray who would come off even worse if he tried to make such a ridiculous claim that Jackson himself intentionally committed suicide.
     
     OK, here the facts of the reported possible defense. The defense team might try to claim that Michael Jackson injected the dose of Propofol himself which unintentionally led to his death. Dr. Murray gave Jackson a very small and safe dose of Propofol at first. This small dose was not having the desired effect of putting Jackson to sleep. When Dr. Murray left the room to either go to the bathroom or make a call, Jackson grabbed a bottle of Propofol and then injected the remaining amount into his IV. Jackson just thought he was giving himself more so he could get to sleep. Jackson had the huge concert tour coming up, which he was rehearsing hard for, as we saw in the documentary. Jackson was foolish to desire Propofol to sleep, but not suicidal. So, if true, Jackson accidentally killed himself but did not commit suicide. And shame on Robin for reporting this story as she did.
     
     Admin Note: Sorry, too much editorial over something that was mostly just Robin's opinion.

     I know she is calling Elin the wrong name because she thinks it's funny, or maybe she is that stupid (well we know she is) Robin the name is Elin on illin. I guess R-O-B-I-N spells Obin

     Today was a classic Robin mistake. While reporting on the highest Payrolls for sports teams in the world, Robin out did herself. First she started the story by saying the highest "Bankrolls" and followed up with "or whatever you call those things". Followed quickly by inacurately reporting the Yankees have a payroll of $7,000,000 per year. Howard and Fred quickly said that number could not be correct. Robin then jumped to $700,000,000 and finally to 7 BIllion. Finally she said, "I don't know, I saw a 7 with a lot of zero's behind it".
     A quick online search showed the Yankees payroll at $200,000,000 million dollars per year. I could not find the article Robin was reporting on. As she could not find the article either, I wonder if there really was an article to start with.

     Robin was reporting on the story about a customer who agreed to donate a kidney to the cashier of a store he frequented. One version of the story is at this link: http://www.neatorama.com/2010/03/25/man-donates-kidney-to-cashier/ During the story, Robin referred to the cashier as "the smiling cash register." Of course, a cash register doesn't need a kidney. And a certain reporter needs a brain.

     While this may not seem like a huge mistake, and one might argue it is a slip of the tongue, given that this is one of the biggest political news stories of the year, I do not think Robin should get a pass on this one, as she claims to be a newswoman.
     
     While reporting on the impact the health care bill will have on restaurants, Robin referred to the bill as being signed in to law "yesterday". (Yesterday I believe she referred to it being signed into law on Sunday). The law was signed by our President on TUESDAY. I think this is a big deal. Would a real news person make this mistake? Doubtful.
     

     This isn't a robin error but for the first time in years she made me laugh.Howard was commenting on how JD laughs at himself and basically nothing.Robin chimes in yeah i noticed every time Howard says something JD just starts laughing.This coming from the queen of laughing 4 or 5 hrs. a day after everything she says and also after everything Howard says.Robin your the funniest unfunniest radio personality i've ever heard.

     I told you Howard was getting tired of Robin talking when she doesn't know anything. He was trying to learn more about Clash of the Titans from a caller and Robin kept interrupting with her usual non-information. Howard cut her off by saying "This guy seems to know something about it," implying "...and you don't!" Good job, Howard. You actually shut her up for about six seconds!

     Robin reported on the Mississippi high school prom that was cancelled after a female student Constance McMillen sought to bring a girl as her date. Robin said this occurred because "cancelling the prom because of the McMillen case was causing too many distractions for the students and the faculty." Actually the following explanation was given: "Due to the distractions to the educational process caused by recent events, the Itawamba County School District has decided to not host a prom at Itawamba Agricultural High School this year," school board members said in a statement." See: http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2010-03-10-noprom_N.htm. The distraction wasn't caused by cancelling the prom. Rather, the prom was cancelled due to distractions to the educational process. Robin's brain is obviously distracted!
     
     Admin Note: Convoluted, vague, and possibly misinterpreted.
     

     During a discussion about Fox News's Megyn Kelly, as Howard was extolling Megyn's virtues, Robin chimed in, saying something like "She can't be smart, she's a news reporter." That's not a direct quote but captures the gist of what she said. Interesting that Robin lumps all reporters (of which she allegedly is one) together as dolts.

     As an African American female who publicly used a Diet Program to lose weight. how dare Robin agree with Howard Stern about Academy Award Nominee Gabee Sidaday(I probably mispelled her name). Howard Stern made some ignorant remarks about the actress not working again because of her weight. If he did indeed see and comprehend the movie, it showed all of us that we should not judge people because of their weight or appearance. What I wish for the young actress is good health and happiness, she is an amazing actress. Robin should be offering her the same encouragement she received, Howard Stern did not fire her when she was visibly overweight and rightfully so. Robin let us not forget who we are and where we were.
     

     During a Celebrity Game, the question was whether Christian Slater had been arrested for alleged crimes including DWI (driving while intoxicated) or assault with a deadly weapon. Robin was certain the charge was DWI and jumped in to say so. In fact it was assault.

     Howard was talking and used the word "illustrative" placing the accent on the second syllable. Robin immediately jumped in to "correct" Howard, placing the accent on the second syllable. Actually, either pronunciation is correct: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/illustrative

     I was listening to Howard judge two girls from American Idol and Robin kept referring to Lilly Scott as Jill Scott

     Howard & Robin were discussing the sad case of the man who spent 4 years in prison after being falsely accused of rape. The accuser finally confessed, was convicted of perjury and was sentenced to 1-3 years in prison. During the discussion, Howard described how the accuser had taken a ride home from the man while drunk and then falsely accused the man of rape when her friends complained about her having gone home early. She kept up the lie through the police investigation, trial and conviction. In seeking to explain the woman's actions (which are unexplainable), Robin blurted out: "I can understand maybe saying it that night." This is quite revealing concerning Robin's character. Can there ever be a time or place, under any circumstances, when it is justified to falsely accuse a man of rape? Apparently so on Planet 34.

     Taken directly from marksfriggin.com
     
     Robin read about the guy who flew his plane into an IRS building while they were on vacation. Robin read the details about the guy burning down his home and flying his plane into the building. Robin said she's not sure what the death toll was. Howard said it was a couple of people from what he read. Robin didn't have the details. Robin had the wrong details about the guy who flew his plane into the building. She was reading about another guy who had bulldozed his house and got them confused. Robin read that this guy Joe Stack was saying that nothing changes unless there's a body count so that's why he flew the plane into the building.
     
     I heard it live and it was mind boggling. So Robin is going to do a story about people dying, yet doesn't know how many people actually died. Maybe if you read the story it will tell you dumb ass! Then she gives information from a totally unrelated story. If she worked for any other show she would be fired.
     
     Howard needs to stop worrying about Idol and bring Robin a nail salon outfit. She is just as/if not more unintelligent than Fantasia.

     During the Benicio DelToro interview. Robin thought License to Kill was a Pierce Brosnan Bond Film
     
     During the news, Robin thought Hugo Weaving played Mr. Black in The Matrix

     She called Jennifer A. John Mayer's crack when it was actually about Jessica Simpson.
     
     ...and of course the way she fucking ruined The Wolfman ending. I know I won't see it in theaters now.
     
     I'm sure you know these already...she's just really fucking pissed me off today.

     The conversation after Nick called in the end of the show regarding Sarah Palin's crib notes.
     
     Howard: "I was impressed she could read... barely!"
     Robin: "Well, she didn't really have anything substantive to say."
     Howard: "I think she's an imbecile and a lightweight.... she's illiterate."
     Shortly after Robin ironically says "Again, if you keep feeding people erroneous informations as facts, of course they're going to get upset..."
     
     You're right Robin.

     When Howard and Pittsburgh Pete were talking creppy about Miley Cyrus's Boobs. Fred questioned her being to young to look at like that and Robin quickly pointed out that she was nineteen.
     
     When in fact she is 17 and it's pretty well know considering her age is brought up in EVERY news story mentioning her, Even the ones Robin reads.

     A list was read of the most popular actors and it included long-deceased actor John Wayne. Number 1 on the list is Clint Eastwood. To that, Robin commented: "Clint racking up the votes even though he's not in front of the camera much anymore." In fact, Clint's not in front of the camera at all anymore. He retired from acting after Gran Torino. One article re Clint's retirement from acting: http://www.stirringtroubleinternationally.com/2009/07/16/clint-eastwood-is-quitting-acting-am-i-upset-nope/
     
     Admin Note: Gran Torino was released just several months ago. Last Summer, if I recall right, because I saw it in the theater. Prior to that he has directed several movies and starred in some of them. I don't think Robin's statement was incorrect here.

     Right out of the box, the subject of Miley Cyrus & Taylor Swift came up during a telephone call from Pittsburgh Pete. The question arose as to Miley's age. Robin jumped in: "She's like 19." Doesn't everyone know Miley is still a minor? Not our Robin! As later pointed out, Miley is 17. She was born November 23, 1992. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miley_Cyrus

     Robin was reporting on Rahm Emanuel's mea culpas for having used the word "retarded." During her report, she conceded that "I don't remember or exactly know the context" of his use of the word "retarded." How about checking it out before reporting, newslady?? A simple GOOGLE search for the search terms "Rahm Emanuel" and "retarded" revealed over 100,000 hits explaining that Emanuel had referred to some liberal activists as "f*cking retarded." http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=%22rahm+emanuel%22+retarded&btnG=Google+Search. Total elapsed time to do the search: 10 seconds!

     Again this morning Robin misread Indy Colts DE Dwight Freeney as Feeney. Maybe she thinks it's Shirley Feeney from "Laverne and Shirley" fame?

     One of the questions for the "Win Sal's Money" game today with Benjy's girlfriend was:
     
     Who is the Prime Minister of Cuba?
     
     Robin chimed in to admonish Howard, saying that Castro was not called "Prime Minister." Robin suggested the leader of Cuba is titled "Premier."
     
     According to Wikipedia, Fidel Castro was the Prime Minister of Cuba from February 1959 to December 1976. And then President of the Council of State of Cuba until his resignation from the office in February 2008.

     During discussion of Tuesday morning's Oscar nominations Howard mentioned that Avatar director James Cameron and Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow used to be married. Robin quickly replied, 'I had no idea.'
     I'll admit it's not something I knew say six weeks ago, but it has become the main story of this award season and something you would think a newswoman should have come across at some point during her 'preparations.'

     After a commercial break, Fred played "Wonderwall" by Ryan Adams.
     
     Howard, very complimentary, started talking about the song.
     
     Robin voluntarily spoke up to say it is a remake of a song by Dave Matthews Band. And Robin had that sound in her voice like she was so sure.
     
     Fred immediately corrected Robin. It is a remake of the song "Wonderwall" by Oasis.
     
     

     The upcoming Senate race for the New York seat currently held by Kirsten Gillibrand was being discussed and the subject of Harold Ford Jr.'s possible candidacy was on the agenda. Robin chimed in: "He's from down South somewhere." It is hard to believe that a competent newsperson wouldn't know that Ford served 5 terms in the House of Representatives (1997-2007) from Tennessee. If one didn't know that, he also raised his national profile when he lost to Lamar Alexander in 2006 in the election for the Tennessee Senate seat vacated by former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Ford,_Jr. Finally, he is an African American, another fact making it strange that Robin didn't know more about him such as the State he comes from, particularly since he's been in the news for awhile in connection with his possible candidacy for the seat currently held by Gillibrand.

     Earlier in the week, Howard had mentioned that Beth had traveled to Florida to spend time with her elderly grandmother. This was memorable because Howard had recounted how the grandmother had hung up on Beth when Beth phoned to tell her she was dating Howard. It was further memorable because Howard was bragging about how he had bought rosary beads for Beth's grandmother. This morning, Howard mentioned that Beth came home last night. In response, Robin said: "Where was she?" Come on Quivers, how about paying attention to the show?

     Robin who has wanted to host her own TV talk show and hinted about her own radio show, proved she still doesn't have what it takes to do anything but interrupt and misinform. In the few minutes that it took Howard to leave the Stern compound and walk to the studio Rosie was broadcasting from, Howard once again left Robin in charge. She had no idea what to do, what to say, so she pretty much handed it off to Fred by interviewing him quite badly. It was painful to listen to. I guess she should just stick to making up news "facts" and reminding people how she was just about to say that.

     During a discussion about performers who have been helping raise money for Haitian relief, Robin said this about Madonna: "She can't sing, she's a dancer!" Robin might not like Madonna's singing, but it's been good enough to sell over 200,000,000 albums. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madonna_(entertainer). Those weren't dance instruction records!
     
     Admin Note: Again, just Robin's opinion, not necessarily a mistake. I'm trying to stay away from posting these.

     During the news, Robin reported that former Senator Edwards had finally admitted that he is the father of Quinn Hunter. Robin mentioned Quinn's mother Rielle Hunter (with whom Edwards had an affair), pronouncing "Rielle" as "Riley." As long as this story has been going on, shouldn't Robin know how to pronounce "Rielle?" As explained by Deborah J. Cohen in an article published on August 19, 2008, (link: http://blog.nj.com/njv_paul_mulshine/2008/08/the_rielle_thing.html):
     
      "Edwards, as you no doubt know, recently admitted having an affair with a woman by the name of Rielle Hunter. "Rielle" is pronounced the way it sounds, to rhyme with Brielle, that lovely little town along the Manasquan. Yet for the past couple of weeks I have been listening to the talking heads of TV and radio calling Edwards' erstwhile inamorata not "REE-el" Hunter but "Riley" Hunter.
      Didn't any of these people learn phonics in grammar school? An "e" following a double consonant at the end of a word is short. The nuns at St. Genevieve's literally beat that into my head by the time I was 7 years old. And there was never any indication that Hunter's name was pronounced other than the way it sounds, according to the world's leading authority on the story, editor David Perel of the National Enquirer. "
     
     Cohen continued:
     
     "Anyone can make a mistake. But what I find appalling is the way this mistake was mindlessly repeated by talking heads too numerous to mention. Apparently not a single brain inside a blow-dried head bothered to say something like "Riley? That can't be right!" "
     
     Cohen seemed to be thinking about Robin when she made these comments! They fit Robin to a "T!"
     
     
     

     Howard was talking about current events and began to explain how the new Massachusetts Senator, Scott Brown, has apologized to his daughters for saying they are available at a press conference.
     
     Before Howard could say Brown's name, Robin had to jump in and try to finish his sentence like she always does, between saying 'you know' and 'wow' every other word. Robin said 'Chris Brown' and Howard immediately corrected her by telling her his name is Scott Brown. She then said she keeps calling him Chris who is the one who beat up Rihanna.
     
     I really wish 34 would quit talking over people, especially when she doesn't even get it right.
     

     Always having to comment incorrectly, Robin identified the newly elected Senator from Mass. as Chris Brown, the singer that physically assaulted Rhianna. The Senator's name is Scott Brown.

     Gilbert Gottfried was a guest and the discussion turned to the tear-jerking 911 call made by Brittany Murphy's mother when she found Brittany dead in the shower and how sad it was that it can now be heard by everyone on the Internet. Mention was made that when Gilbert had suffered a ruptured appendix, he didn't call 911. Desperate to chime in with any comment, before her brain was in gear, Robin blurted out: "Gilbert's appendix burst because he didn't call [911]." What? Did Robin mean that if he had called 911 his appendix wouldn't have burst? That would be equally inane. Why speculate on what Robin was thinking because, as usual, she wasn't thinking!

     Robin reported on Haison Jiang the man who breached security at Newark Airport to give his girlfriend a goodbye kiss. Robin reported: "And now he's in big trouble - they're going to press charges against him." Big trouble indeed. While his actions were stupid and resulted in inconveniencing thousands of people, in fact, he is being charged with "defiant trespass," a misdemeanor having a maximum fine of $500 and no jail time. I wonder how Robin would describe a potential felony conviction? National disaster? Here's the link to a pertinent story: http://www.newser.com/story/77850/newark-airport-suspect-called-harmless-romantic.html
     
     Admin Note: How is this a mistake? She's right that they are pressing charges against the guy. How much "trouble" he's in is a subjective thing, nothing more than an opinion.

     Robin did a story about former New Jersey Net Jayson Williams' arraignment from his hospital bed on an alleged drunk driving charge. During the story, Robin reported that Williams had crashed his car during the incident and had broken his neck. Howard asked: "So is he paralyzed?" Robin replied: "I don't know the extent of his injuries." As has been widely reported, including in the New York Post (see story at the link to follow), while Williams broke his neck, he is not paralyzed. Wouldn't any competent newsperson have known this or at least have been curious to find out?? Not Ms. Quivers! http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/racin_jayson_jZhLv0nqAPfPOKSCOvRUMP

     During the news, Robin was listing the contestants for the new season of Celebrity Apprentice. When she got to Selita Ebanks, she pronounced the last name as if it was "Eubanks" (yoo-banks) as in the last name of the former host of The Newlywed Game. Surely "Ebanks" is pronounced "EEE-BANKS."

     During a discussion of Dick Clark's New Year's Eve show, the gang talked about the fact that Mr. Clark exhibits the clear effects of his stroke and perhaps should pass the baton to someone else. During the discussion Robin opined: "You also shouldn't do things you're not good at anymore." Robin has never been good at reporting the news yet that doesn't stop her from maintaining that role and exhibiting her incompetence every day. Maybe she should take her own advice & step down. Crackhead Bob would do a better job!

     Robin said that "cuckold" means forcing a man to watch his woman cheating on him. Actually, the definition of "cuckold" isn't that complicated. It merely means "the husband of an unfaithful wife." http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cuckold

     During Robin's new she read a story about the nations' first openly gay mayor who was elected in Houston. This is incorrect and had she read the story she would have seen that Houston is the LARGEST city to elect an openly gay mayor. I know this is incorrect beacuse Providence RI (my home state) has elected an openly gay mayor- mayor David Cicciline.
     http://www.digitalcity.com/2009/12/14/houston-makes-history-with-election-of-first-openly-gay-mayor/
     

     During a Tiger Woods discussion, Robin mentioned that Tiger is approaching the record for the number of Major golf titles currently held by Jack Nicklaus. In so doing, she used three syllables to pronounce Jack's name, saying: "He is trying to break Jack Nich-o-las's record." Of course, Nicklaus only has two syllables. Maybe a subtle error, but an error never-the-less!

     During the Tiger Woods news segment NEWS woman Quivers reported that Tiger was out driving at "2 AM in the morning."
     
     I've never heard of 2am in the afternoon or evening....
     
     Robin is a dunce.

     During the interview with 50 Cent this morning just after they spoke about Tiger Wood's alleged affairs Howard asked 50 about doing a song or album with Susan Boyle Robin jumped in and said the headline would be "Tiger collaborates with Susan Boyle". I guess she thought she was speaking to Tiger Woods.

     Hey Folks,
     
     Let's not let Robin forget about her Jeopardy experience. It may prove useful in getting her to shut up a little about every subject she knows nothing about!
     
     You can call the show at 1-888-927-7465 and it will probably be Will Murray answering. Make up a topic (something that makes Howard look good) and then switch subjects if and when he answers the phone!

     Robins jeopardy appearance is also on you tube. I bet they spin it that at least she did not come in last place. If they even talk about it .We have to send in a lot of e-mails about it then maybe Howard will talk about it.

     Howard asked The Brain how old she thought Mike Wallace was. She said with assurance, "He's in his eighties". Not, "I don't know," or "Could he be in his eighties?", or any other answer to not seem so cocksure.
     Howard said Wallace is "91."
     
     Robin, don't try to sound smarter than you are.

     During her news segment, Robin reported on the execution of DC Sniper John Allen Muhammad.
     
     Robin told everyone that "the survivors of the victims" were in attendance during the execution. Those were her words: "the survivors of the victims."
     
     No, Robin, it was the families of the victims who attended the execution, as headlined in the NY Daily News article at:
     
     http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2009/11/11/2009-11-11_families_of_victims_of_dc_sniper_rampage_.html
     
     ...and at many other news sources, of course.
     
     OK, I will accept that yet again Robin made a slip of the tongue. No doubt she knows there is no such thing as "survivors of the victims." So, I will agree this submission is not as strong as others on this site. (No one says "the survivors of the victims" when they talk about a news story.)
     
     But again I would submit this submission deserves posting because it furthers a continued pattern by Robin of misspeaking and then not listening to herself while she speaks so she can make the correction and/or clarification. Plus, this was while she was reporting a big and serious nationwide news story.
     
     If Robin only made the occasional mistake, of course we would not nitpick. Of course we'd forgive a slip of the tongue here and there.

     During the discussion on how to properly kill a deer, Robin decided to chime in with a parody of Hannibal Lector's character by saying "Hello, Clarisse." It would have been humorous if not for the following:
     
     1. Jodie Foster's character (Starling) never had deer on the farm.
     2. Anthony Hopkins' character (Lector) never says "Hello" in the film.
     
     Robin should sit in one of Gary's stools and actually watch the film.

     I will admit first off that this is nitpicking. And I have absolutely no objection if Admin wants to put it in the Rejected section.
     
     During her news segment, Robin asked Howard:
     
     "Are you watching 'The Witches of Eastwick' on TV?" (Howard said no, by the way. Robin proceeded to report that the show is airing tonight.)
     
     The ABC show is titled "Eastwick." It is not titled "The Witches of Eastwick" nor has it ever been referred to as "The Witches of Eastwick" in TV Guides or TV Listings.
     
     Yes, the ABC TV series "Eastwick" is an adaptation of the John Updike novel "The Witches of Eastwick." But if I was reporting the news and wanted to tell my audience of a show airing that night, I would try to be as clear as possible. Robin could have reported "Eastwick" is airing tonight and then ask Howard something like: Are you watching the TV show based on "The Witches of Eastwick?" (But no, Robin reported on a TV show which she called "The Witches Of Eastwick.")
     
     Again, maybe I am being too hard on Robin for this one...and if it had been discussed outside of her news reporting I would not have submitted it at all.

     Howard praised Robin for her medical knowledge for knowing the term "zygote." But the whole Robin quote revealed a disturbing lack of medical knowledge. She said "the two things combine to form a zygote." Of course, as any third grader knows, the "two things" are the sperm and the egg. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zygote

     I know this isn't a specific "goof" or "gaffe," but when the crew was riffing about Rush not wearing socks and began the Kennedy family sock riff, which was very funny, The Idiot kept trying to hang with the heavys, and she is so so so not funny.
     
     These are professional comediens, and she's a professional moron. What on earth gives her the idea that she herself is funny??
     Every line she added was a buzz kill and ruined the bit.
     
     Please, Robin, keep your mouth shut during the funny.
     She is truly an idiot.

     This is not a Robin mistake, however, I felt the need to report. During a discussion about Soupy Sales's funeral this morning Howard was talking about who spoke at the funeral. He began to say that one of Soupy's sons had spoken but the NY Times did not mention which son it was. Robin exclaimed in AMAZEMENT "Oh my God! Do your Job." That Ms. Quivers, who obviously does very little research when doing her own reports has the chutzpah to criticize anyone is amazing. Obviously she lives by the credo "Do as I say, not as I do."

     When Cami the whore was in, Robin the detective (most likely only listening to every third word being said in the studio) blurted out (to Cami) "Is there something on your tongue, I'm detecting something going on in your mouth??"
     Of course, the bloodhound was sniffing the wrong trail, yet again.
     
     Howard, stunned by Robin's mistake, quickly explained, "Robin whatever you're detecting isn't there."
     
     And yet another mystery solved! Nice work, Robin!!

     Howard introduced a new song parody of Boom Boom Pow by the Black Eyed Peas. The parody was of guest announcer George Takei "singing" in the song. As Howard played it one of the members, Fergie was heard singing. Right after the parody was done Robin said to George, "Boy you sound good singing with Rihanna".
     Unless I am completely mistaken (and I know I am not) that was Fergie, not Rihanna singing. Even when Robin tries to make a joke she makes a gaffe.

     It is a new month, so time for a new posting to detail Robin's continuing mispronunciation of Phillip Garrido's surname.
     
     During the long discussion concerning the David Letterman revelations, Howard teased Letterman because his "private room" at his office was far from lavish. Letterman only had a pull-out sofa bed which caused Howard to suggest Letterman should have gone all out and put in a real bed to make it a nicer place to sleep with "his women."
     
     Howard made the joke that Phillip Garrido provided a nicer place to sleep for the Dugard girl than Letterman did for his office romances. Howard could not think of Garrido's name as he attempted his joke, so he asked for help coming up with the name.
     
     Robin replied: "Phillip Gerardo."
     
     Now, what makes this particular event stand out to me is that not two sentences later, Artie replied to the joke and correctly pronounced Garrido's name...and it was crystal clear. It just went right over Robin's head. She did not correct herself. She said nothing.

     During her news segment, Robin reported the lasted news concerning "John and Kate Plus 8."
     
     Robin reported (direct quote): "A&E announced while we were away that they were continuing the show with out him [referring to John]."
     
     "John and Kate Plus 8" is on the TLC network and not the A&E network, and it was indeed the TLC network that announced they were continuing the show without John. Robin was wrong.
     
     Now, later on while Robin continued to report additional aspects of the story, Robin continued her reporting and said: "TLC suspended production of the reality show." She did not speak up to correct her previous error. She just read through it as if to imply she is not really paying attention to what she is reporting.
     
     Someone might comment that her saying A&E was a slip of the tongue. Well, she never corrected herself and it was during her news reporting. And there were no other stories that involved A&E, so she should not have had A&E on the brain. And if someone else wrote the copy and they wrote A&E, Robin should have remembered she said A&E and corrected herself once she reported TLC has suspended production. It was only a minute later.

      Robin said on today's show that she will have know trouble beating the other two contestants on jeopardy I can't wait to see what happens. She'll either be a hero or loser!

     When discussing the weekend's top movies (which Robin usually reports on during her news) someone stated the animated film "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" was the number one movie. Someone asked if the movie was in 3-D and Robin stated that it was not. The movie has very clearly been advertised as a 3-D film, (billboards, trailers) additionally since this was the number one movie and Robin would be reporting on it later, she really should have known this.

     Howard brought up that he watched some of the MTV VMA's last night.
     
     Howard said that the MTV award is called the "Moonman" and that it is based on the first man who walked on the moon. Howard said the name was Buzz Aldrin.
     
     Howard was corrected that the first man who walked on the moon was Neil Armstrong.
     
     Howard then asked: "What did Buzz Aldrin do?"
     
     Robin answered: "I think he (Aldrin) was flying the spacecraft."
     
     Artie jumped in to correct Robin, saying: "Was he (Aldrin) second" (suggesting to Robin that Aldrin was indeed the second man who walked on the moon).
     
     Fred then jumped in: "Yeah, he (Aldrin) was second. I think Collins was flying the spacecraft."
     
     Robin then replied: "OK."
     
     Fred was correct: Michael Collins flew the spacecraft while Armstrong and Aldrin were the men who walked on the moon. Armstrong out first, of course. Aldrin out second.
     
     So, Robin was wrong when she said that Aldrin was flying the spacecraft, when everyone knows that Aldrin walked on the moon.
     
     Oh, and Buzz Aldrin is the model for the MTV Moonman statue. (Howard was correct about that. Howard was incorrect when he said that Aldrin was the first man on the moon.

     During her news, Robin reported on the Tila Tequila/Shawne Merriman news story. This is a big story where Tequila is accusing the San Diego Chargers football player of choking her and preventing her from leaving.
     
     Robin reported that Tequila's real name is Tila Nguyen, but she pronounced the "g" in Nguyen. She said it was something like "nugen." I would think with Robin's lengthy time as a "newswoman" she would know that the Vietnamese name "Nguyen" is pronounced like "nu-win". Robin is up there in age, as we all know, plus she claims to be a world traveler. I knew that the "G" is silent, and I have heard countless news reports where the reporters all know that the "G" is silent.
     
     Also during her news segment, Robin reported on how a white supremacist who killed a postal worker and wounded five people at a Los Angeles area Jewish community center in a 1999 shooting spree says he has renounced his racist views. The community center is in Granada Hills, California. The "Granada" part is pronounced like "gra-nada" (with the nada part like "nodda"). Robin said it was Granada like you would pronounce the Caribbean island nation "Grenada" (like hand grenade-a).
     
     Admin Note: I once worked at a company with a Vietnamese co-worker who had the last name of Nguyen. She insisted that her last name was simply pronounced 'win'. Nice girl, but I think she was a bit wacky in more ways than one. In any case OQTW, you are absolutely correct that the 'g' is always silent.
     
     Admin Note 2: Regretfully retracted after I listened to the audio. The submission is not correct.

     Robin had some rather humorous, if irritating, pronunciations this week.
     
     At some point in the week during a discussion about the dangers of various drugs, she mentioned Alli, pronouncing it AL-lee (as in Ally McBeal). This drug is the only FDA-approved OTC weight loss supplement, according to its website www.myalli.com
     
     Not only did its massive television marketing campaign pronounce it as AL-lie (as in, your ally in the fight against obesity), its logo even contains the long vowel sound symbol over the "i" for clarification.
     
     I guess this weight loss method is just too normal for Robin to know anything about it.
     
     Also, new sponsor 7-Eleven must have enjoyed Robin and Howard's mispronunciation of their Arabica bean coffee in a commercial this week. Robin pronounced it "uh-RIB-i-ca", which is not how wikipedia.org or common sense indicate it should be pronounced.
     
     But, to be fair, she had a good reason for this... she was attempting to correct Howard, who mispronounced it exactly the same way. I guess the level-35 sycophant in her must have overridden the level-34 narcissist.

     There has been much talk on the show regarding the way the Howard 100 news team members end their reports.
     
     Howard wants "Howard 100 News" to be the last words, and not the name of the reporter.
     
     For example: Lisa G ends her stories: "For Howard 100 News, I'm Lisa G." Howard is now insisting that she say: "I'm Lisa G For Howard 100 News."
     
     During this continued discussion today, a caller asked Howard if he could make an exception when it comes to Shuly, who always ends his reports by saying "Shalom Biatch."
     
     Howard said he might consider it because Shuly is kind of the entertainment reporter or the goofy reporter or the non-traditional reporter doing fluff pieces. Howard wanted to come up with an example of such a reporter in the mainstream media (and he made it clear he was referring to a mainstream media reporter) who might end his reports in the non-traditional way.
     
     Howard said his name is Chauncey (but Howard hesitated with Chauncey's last name, as he was having trouble thinking of it).
     
     Out of nowhere, Robin proclaimed "Hayden" (as in "Chaunce Hayden").
     
     Howard said no...and then said "Chauncey Howell."
     
     (Chauncey Howell is a famous reporter in the New York area. He is an older guy now. Chance Hayden is that guy who does interviews for Steppin Out Magazine. Hayden had a falling out with Howard Stern towards the end of Howard's terrestrial radio run.)
     
     So, Robin interrupted Howard yet again with an answer that turned out to be incorrect.

     robin made the claim today that the Beatles have announced their place on itunes. it was right before she stumbled over the Beatles rock bank game. there has as of yet, been no announcement about the Beatles and itunes
     
     Admin Note: I really had to research this one because I wasn't sure of the validity. Turns out there is much media speculation that iTunes will have Beatles songs for sale within a week or two. There is much rambling that Apple is going to turn this into some sort of huge announcement. So until then, we'll have to suspend our suspicions.

     Howard said that porn star AJ Baily is coming in today, and Robin the doofus asks, "Who is he?"
     
     If AJ Baily is a "he" Robin, you are an it.
     
     What a doofus.

     Not a huge mistake, but it annoyed me anyway. At the start of the show Robin was talking about seeing Quentin Tarrantino's new movie, Inglorious Basterds and stated "its his best writing in years". Well, technically, its the only thing he has written (that has been released anyway) in "years". His last writing credit was for DeathProof/Grindhouse which was in 2007.
     
     http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000233/

     During her news segment, Robin chose to report on the alleged sex tape featuring actor Eric Dane (McSteamy from "Grey's Anatomy") and his wife and another woman.
     
     Robin identified Eric Dane's wife as actress Marsha Gayheart. Artie immediately chimed in to say her name is Rebecca.
     
     

     Howard mentioned Mr. Skin's wrap-up show reference to an actress named "Embeth" in Schindler's List. He then asked what Embeth's last name was was. Never one to say "I don't know", Robin chimed in "I think it's Williams." An investment of 15 seconds on imdb.com would have revealed that the actress in question is Embeth Davidtz.
     

     During her news segment, Robin reported on the movie box office results, as she normally does every Monday.
     
     Robin reported that "G-Force" is the number one movie. (And it was significant because it toppled "Harry Potter."
     
     Howard spoke up and asked Robin a question: "What is 'G-Force'"?
     
     Robin replied that she did not know. She had absolutely no idea.
     
     Now, correct me if I am wrong here, but just a very short time ago (you can find a submission about Robin and "G-Force" on this Robinsnews.com site where she made a mistake about it concerning Nicolas Cage, but she did indeed report the movie's title), so you'd think she could remember it. But, if you want to forgive Robin's lack of memory, how about the fact that she knows she is going to report the number one movie every friggin Monday and she doesn't take 10 seconds to check the synopsis?
     
     I cannot fathom anyone pulling down Robin's salary and doing such a piss-poor job. I would never be that way. If I knew it was my job to report the number one movie in the country, you better believe I would check to see what it was about. Howard loves to talk about movie releases and their box office. Robin should do just a tiny amount of preparation and show she is earning her money.
     
     When Howard asked Robin what "G-Force" is during her box office news report, Robin acted like she was a deer caught in the headlights. Multiple times she told everyone she knew nothing about it. It was as if it was a shock to her.

     Robin described the location of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel as "right on Rodeo Drive--beautiful location." The Beverly Wilshire is on Wilshire Boulevard, that's why it's called the Beverly Wilshire.
     
     

     They were arguing over her bra's and in the background she made a comment about daniel and Goliath rather then david and Goliath.
     
     My date may be a day off

     During the discussion of the black Harvard professor getting arrested, Robin started saying he was arrested because he was black and the cops saw a black guy breaking into a house, likening it to racism. Then near the end of the interview robin said something like "If they would have looked at him they'd know he was no criminal"
     
     Duh, Robin, basing a judgment on someone by way they look is the very essence of racism!

     I'm so angry at Robin today for taking the side of the man who was arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Cambridge MA. If she took the time to read the police report she would have seen CLEARLY how belligerent this man became when he should have been thankful that someone was trying to protect his home!
     
     http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2009/0723092gates1.html

     During Robin's News today, reporting on the Michael Jackson Pepsi video accident, she reported that "burns are painfull".
     Robin is not always a slacker!

     While playing the Homeless Game with Wheels, the question came up "What is three cubed?" Howard fumbled for an answer before saying "27" and that "cubed is three times." Robin chimed in with to correct him, "cubed is four times!"
     
     What is especially impressive is that Robin made this same mistake on exactly the same question barely a month ago on 6/15/09. See "Robin's No Math Whiz." Time to check for Alzheimer's, Robin?
     

     Howard brought up the pending demise of Farrah Fawcett (this was before her death had been announced, of course).
     
     Howard mentioned Fawcett's pin-up poster and how he used to masturbate to it when he was younger.
     
     Robin chimed in to respond to Howard's mention of Fawcett's famous poster. Robin said: "That was the first poster that just sort of blew up."
     
     I immediately took issue with this because I had heard of some of the famous pin-up women of the old days. So, I decided to do some research.
     
     Farrah Fawcett indeed sold a whopping amount of posters. I read on the Internet that hers may still be number one at about 12,000,000.
     
     But, according to Wikipedia, there were over 5,000,000 Rita Hayworth posters out there back in the day. And back then, with no television exposure like Fawcett had in the 70's, five million is a staggering number.
     
     So, I would say maybe Hayworth's poster was one of the first that blew up?
     
     There were many other pin-up women of the 30's and 40's and 50's, of course. And Wikipedia lists them all. I have no doubt Marilyn Monroe, Hedy Lamarr, Lana Turner, and Dorothy Lamour gave Hayworth a run for the money (according to Wikipedia and other sources). But perhaps the one who came close to Rita Hayworth was Betty Grable.
     
     OK, so none of them came close to the twelve million posters of Fawcett that floated around, but you have to keep in mind the circumstances of the different time periods, and the big differences in population totals. Just like you would comparing box office grosses of a blockbuster of the old days with one of today (Hollywood refers to this as adjusted grosses, adjusted for inflation and how much movie ticket prices were in the old days.)
     
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rita_Hayworth

     Robin reported that the "Transformers" sequel opened to $55,000,000.
     
     The movie earned $60.6 million dollars.
     
     Sources:
     
     http://www.boxofficeguru.com/weekend.htm
     
     "Michael Bay's followup to 2007's third highest-grossing film exploded on Wednesday with an early studio estimate of $60.6M including $16M from post-midnight shows on Tuesday night."
     
     http://boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2009-06-24&p=.htm
     
     and
     
     http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/transformers-2-midnights-16-million/
     
     Also, it makes "Transformers Revenge of the Fallen" the second highest opening day ever, behind "Dark Knight." There is a submission in the Rejected Submissions section that says Robin reported that "Transformers Revenge of the Fallen" took the box office opening day record. (I don't remember her saying this...I do remember her saying $55,000,000, though. If she did indeed say that "Transformers Revenge of the Fallen" took the opening day record, it would make this a two-mistake submission.)

     During her news segment Robin said the new Transformers film broke the single opening day box office record with 55 million, beating Harry Potter. The record is actually 67 million by The Dark Knight.
     

     Robin commented that 300,000 people went to see the Pittsburgh Penguins but only 95,000 showed up for the LA Lakers.
     
     95,000 sold out in the Collesium. The parade route was lined with fans and the Staples Center (the beginning of the parade route) was surrounded by fans. Estimates have been as high as 500,000!
     
     

     Robin started the news by stating that the Pittsburgh Penguins held a parade celebrating their winning the Stanley Cup and said that they had a crowd of 375,000, so far so good. Then she said that the Los Angeles Lakers had a similar parade celebrating their winning the NBA Championship and only had a crowd of 95,000, of course that's where she is wrong. There were around 80,000 to 95,000 in the LA Coliseum for the after parade rally but it was reported that tens of thousands of fans lined the parade route. Estimates have been as high as 500,000! Please someone make her stop!

     When the guy from Vancouver called in, Robin said that Vancouver was in British Columbia which is just like a county.
     
     British Columbia is a province which is more like a state.

     robin asked what is david bowie's real last name? fred answered "jones." robin replied: "that's what i thought." no you didn't.

     "Hunter S. Thomas....or....whatever his name is.
     
     No commentary necessary

     During Robins news, Robin sound very confident in reporting of the Los Angeles Lakers "10th" Championship. Well, what Robin failed to realize is that the Lakers now have won 15 Championships.
     
     Is it asking soo much for Robin to due some homework on her news stories? She always blurts out stats and numbers without doing any kind of research on what she is talking about. Once again, the luckiest woman in Show Biz was wrong again.

     Even though Robin knows basketball, and she did give the Laker's credit for 10 titles. I believe a quick check on any sports site would tell her this was the Laker's 15th title. "Robin Albert"

     During the news Robin reported that the LA Lakers won the NBA Championship. So far, so good. But leave it to Robin to state that it was the Laker's 10th NBA Championship when it was actually their 15th. The number 15 was in every news report I read, again leading me to my theory that Robin does not read the news until she reads the news on the air. Please make her stop.

     During this mornings "Homeless" game, the question was asked "What is 3 cubed?". Howard said "That's 3x3x3 right?...". Robin was quick to jump in "No..it's 3 times 4!. A cube has 4 sides (actually it has 6 so Robin is wrong again!) so it's 3x4. Artie says "The answer is nine." Howard says "...yeah your right...nine". Robin says quietly and disbelievingly "...ok"

     Robin made the statement during the contest that "Tranny" could be mean transvestite or transgendered person. This was a quick statement and there was not any discussion around it, however it is incorrect. A "Tranny" is a transexual person (as the contest was guess the transexual not guess the transvestite).
     
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tranny

     When Howard was talking about Bill Bush, Artie asked Howard who Billy Bush was, Robin interrupted with 'Extra'. It is Access Hollywood.
     
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Bush#Career

     This may be nit-picky but during discussions of the new season of Show in the Hallway, the gang was talking about the 1st episode being about Robin's dating. Robin immediately stated she saw the show and thought it was very good. Then Howard was trying to tell when the show would begin airing and Robin immediately jumped in a cried out "Thursday!". When Howard was allowed to finish his statement he announced the show would preview tonight (Wednesday) at midnight. Now this is a Thursday premier, but the point is Robin obviously had no idea of what time her show was and had to interject when Howard was trying to provide all relevant information to the audience.
     
     Admin Note: I had to reject this because technically Robin was right. Tonight (Wednesday night) at midnight is the start of Thursday. She may have been misleading, because most people would refer to that as Wednesday night rather than Thursday morning, but she was not technically incorrect.

     How many times can Robin refer to High School Musical as "High School the Musical" before we consider her retarded?

     During the news Robin was reporting that the Los Angeles Mayor was dating a T.V. reporter. She "goofed up" the mayor's name. She said "Antonio Villaralaga." The name it's actually Antonio Villarraigosa.
     This is to show again that she doesn't care to even make sure names are right. And it conveys that she and her city are the only important thing to her. Who cares about the rest of the country, right?

     It didn't take Robin long to goof up in the new month. During a discussion of Gary's upcoming medical procedure, Gary asked Robin about the name of a certain medical device: "Robin is it 'stint' or 'stent'?" Robin immediately said "stint". For Robin, even a 50/50 chance to be right is not enough. It is, of course, a stent: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stent.

     On the morning of May 20th, Howard asked Eric The Midget (sorry, he wants to be referred to as Eric The Actor) who he voted for in the final for American Idol.
     
     Eric said he did not vote.
     
     Howard said that Howard voted.
     
     Robin asked Howard who he voted for.
     
     Howard said Adam Lambert.
     
     Robin immediately replied (in a strong, 100% sure voice, as if scolding Howard): "You don't need to vote for him! Adam Lambert doesn't need your vote! He's gonna win!"
     
     Robin was serious. She was not joking or playing at all.
     
     Well, as we all know, Adam Lambert needed Howard's vote and apparently a lot of other votes as he lost and Kris won.
     
     So, another case where Robin was wrong, wrong, wrong.

     During the Stern show, while Howard was debating the spelling of the word existence, Robin told Howard that the word existence is spelled with "ance". When Howard yelled at Sal, for the misspelling of the word, Robin then told Sal, Yeah, Sal , the word is spelled with "ence". One more reason why Robin Sucks!

     Jessie Ventura was on the show and spoke about how he spends a lot of time at his home in Mexico. He mentioned that today he is travelling to Minnesota (his home state where he was governor). Robin jumped in: "So you still summer here?" Summer begins June 20th, one month from now.

     When one of studio guests mention he liked music of the 50s and 60s and was asked what bands he liked, he mentioned the Beatles. Robin said in her haughtiest, most indignant voice that the Beatles where not in the fifties. Robin was corrected that the guest had said 50s and 60s.
     

     This was a minor mistake, but when the crew referred to the first pitch thrown by Ted Kennedy on opening day at Fenway Park, Robin exclaimed "I'm sure he wasn't even on the mound".
     
     Now I remember the occasion clearly and even checked on you tube, and although Ted was not on the rubber and of course was not asked to throw to home plate, he did walk up onto an elevated portion of the mound to throw his pitch.
     
     Now that I think of it, maybe this post is justifiable? After all, Robin said she was "sure" that he "wasn't even on the mound". Technically he was on the mound and it wasn't easy for him to walk up onto the mound to throw the pitch considering he was carted onto the field and walking gingerly due to his ongoing battle with cancer.
     
     Below you can find a definition of the mound from wikipedia, don't forget, a pitcher can take his foot off the rubber and still be on the mound.
     
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseball_diamond
     
     Again, I post this because she said she was "sure" when she was actually pulling it out of her ass. Plus Ted was clearly on the mound.
     

     The gang was discussing a news story concerning the recent plane crash in Buffalo. Stories in today's news report that the two pilots were flirting as the plane was in its descent toward a landing but far from starting a landing attempt. Mention was made of the "sterile cockpit rule," an FAA directive requiring pilots to refrain from any conversations not having to do with flying the plane during critical phases of the flight. Robin opined that some reported flirting occurred while the plane was not landing or taking off: "But they were flying," implying that the "sterile cockpit rule" didn't apply to those reported conversations. In fact, the "sterile cockpit rule" isn't restricted to just takeoffs and landings but applies to all flight operations above 10,000 feet altitude. See link: http://www.buffalonews.com/home/story/667926.html