Comments on: Fareed Zakaria’s GPS on CNN

By: same as above

same as above — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 06:52:31 +0000

Pliz can you run live updates on the Zambian Presidential Elections.pliz pliz?

By: Rod Dean

Rod Dean — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 14:31:02 +0000

Fareed.

Thank you for having Bret Stephens from the WSJ on this morning’s program. I have read his “opinions” in the WSJ for the past two years and to say the least…they are quite “disturbing”. In fact, the increasing “right wing” vehemence exhibited by the WSJ is quite disturbing as well.

But to get back to “Bret”, he effectively “knocked himself out of the box” with his own narrow strident views. However, the bigger problem of the “poll number” he quoted and wanted to “hang his hat on” is the real problem. The GOP will not stop their “cynical, divisive tactics” they employ to “drive wedges” in the country…until our nation gets smarter.

Hopefully, programs like yours will raise the level of open minded understanding and awareness. The right wing “base” will never change. Fortunately, that only represents 20-25% of our nation. Please keep up your “good work” on the more educated “middle”.

Sincerely,

Rod Dean

By: Elaine Coleman

Elaine Coleman — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 20:56:44 +0000

I think and hope that u will be surprised and that GPS will develop a sustainable if not always huge audience.(A lot of us are DVRing it) Many of us are hungry for intelligent, civilized, non headline-bating interviewing and commentary from a bright, knowledgeable host. Do ratings always have to be pure numbers. Could need, quality of guests and steadiness of existing audience be considered. Naive,huh! Please persist!!
P.S. does that Indian I-Pad “speak” English and can it be purchased here. I hope I’m not lost in cyberspace!!!

By: Faisal

Faisal — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:09:46 +0000

If you can’t spell his name correct then what do you know of Gaza…!

By: Leo Fixman

Leo Fixman — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 14:58:46 +0000

Dear Mr. Zacaria, is it too difficult to understand that THERE IS NO HUNGER IN GAZA? What’s missing there is JOBS because of the HAMAS regime.
Please do not make a statement about hunger in Gaza again.

By: Manuel

Manuel — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 19:13:49 +0000

Mr. Zacaria, please tell Mr. Sam Tanenhaus that conservatism is not dead. It is alive and well! The “propaganda” in his book is not as compelling as he or you might think. Anyhow, conservatism has always been under attack while liberalism continues to destroy our country. If conservatism was dead, why are the liberals changing their name to progressives? Are the problems and excesses in our society the product of liberal or conservative thinking?

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Israel, a tiny country whose very existence is threatened daily, is our only democratic ally in the mideast. We should not intefere with their lobbyists. We should not thwart their efforts to keep their homeland safe and productive.

By: JoeDuck

JoeDuck — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 07:34:09 +0000

Folks this is NOT a blog by Mr. Zakaria: Go HERE For official CNN show site: http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/fareed.zakaria.gps/

By: Angelo Otero

Angelo Otero — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 20:04:39 +0000

Fareed:

My wife and I do not ever miss GPS. The enlightenment you and your guests portray is a breath of fresh air. Thanks

My comment about Alkaeda; The enemies of our country are inside and outside our borders. They are like ants,it is impossible to get rid of all with any amount of soldiers or gun powder. It is impossible to erradicate the entire planet of our enemies. Promote diplomacy not war.
Save the 31 billion a day from afganistan alone and invest it in our infrastructure to create more jobs, social justice, erradicate fraud from big interests and a happy society will surface.

By: Lidia

Lidia — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 01:31:11 +0000

Interview with Russian President Medvedev did not provide better understanding about Russia and their intentions to keep peace in the world than we had from the American Institutions that still lives in the Cold War era. Observing Medvedev and his responses to the not very interesting questions make me to believe that the questions were written by one of the Cold War era pundits.
Fareed, you missed the point and real opportunity to have a rare interview with President Medvedev of one of the powerful countries in the world by asking him: “Who is the boss?” You had many chances to ask President George W. Bush the same question but you missed that opportunity too. We are paying a big price for not asking him the same question.
Fareed, you had a very progressive beginning of your show but lately it falls into CNN groove.