Today’s WTF Moment, brought to you by C-SPAN2′s BookTV:

And who is Aaron Klein really? Other than what his little Aaron Klein bio-ette tells us?
WorldNetDaily’s Aaron Klein lobs another evidence-free attack at Obama
WorldNetDaily’s Aaron Klein reported the inflammatory claim that the “Obama administration has encouraged ‘resistance’ by Palestinians to protest Israel’s presence in eastern Jerusalem,” citing only a single, anonymous source. Klein’s claim is the latest in his long history of making dubious attacks against the Obama administration, furthering WorldNetDaily’s long-demonstrated anti-Obama agenda.
Klein regularly hides behind anonymous sources to attack Obama
Klein has repeatedly used anonymous sources in his WorldNetDaily articles to forward questionable attacks on Obama and his administration [...]
Klein leads WND’s witch hunt against Obama nominees
Over the past several months, Klein has made numerous false and misleading attacks against Obama administration nominees and appointees.
Read the rest here, at Media Matters.
But wait! There’s more, via HuffPo:
Klein remains a right-wing extremist who sympathizes with far-right terrorists and whose reporting techniques are shady at best and fraudulent at worst. Klein has long been associated with far-right elements in Israel. [...]
Klein has terrorist buddies on the other side of the Middle East conflict too — that’s what “Schmoozing With Terrorists” was about. But unlike his Israeli extremist friends, he’s just using the Muslim extremists. He’s willing to chat them up, and even grant them anonymity when it suits his purposes. Klein also enlisted a spokesman for Hamas to make an “endorsement” of Obama’s candidacy in 2008; Klein has yet to explain the circumstances under which the interview took place, or if the spokesman knew that he was servicing Klein’s anti-Obama agenda.
When those Muslim terrorists figure out that Klein is using their words to inflame right-wing sentiment against them, Klein will be in a lot more trouble than the typical reporter who burns a source. [...]
Klein’s ascension should serve as a reminder of why Aaron Klein is is not a journalist — if he was, he’d care more about accuracy than he does, but making truthful claims is not what gets attention among right-wingers.
So let him cash in with his TV show and his movie and his radio show. It’s important to remember, though, that he’s not letting the facts get in the way of his success.
And that’s the way it… shouldn’t be.
H/t: _OneScholar_