Jon Stewart Reprimands Rachel Maddow and MSNBC for Using 'Teabagger'
FULL INTERVIEW: Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: Part 5: Jon Stewart went on “Maddow” last night for a civil discussion. Watch the full interview here.
FULL INTERVIEW: Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: Part 5: Jon Stewart went on “Maddow” last night for a civil discussion. Watch the full interview here.
NBC News: The former Ohio Edison Mad River Power Plant’s 275-foot smoke stack in Springfield, Ohio falls toward spectators and surrounding buildings as it falls the wrong way during its demolition, Nov. 10, 2010. There were no injuries reported in
Because Jesus apparently put the Reverend in charge of measuring melanin. CNN published an excerpt of Soledad O’Brien’s candid memoir, The Next Big Story, in which she recounts her offense at being racially profiled by Jesse Jackson: Today he is
George W. Bush is telling the world says he was “sickened . . . when we didn’t find weapons of mass destruction” in Iraq. How, I would like to know, did he feel when 550 metric tons of yellowcake were
A particularly mean-spirited and classless moment, even for Matthews. The MSNBC boss reprimandand Ed Schultz for calling Christie a “fat slob” just a few weeks ago.
Some comic relief courtesy of cable news’s proverbial bronze medal. CNN now trying to sell “not as left as MSNBC” as “right down the middle.”
From Michael Moore’s appearance on “Countdown” Tuesday night. Needless to say, both men were smitten to share the stage with one another.
Most of the time when a guest appears on a news show he’s there because he’s trying to sell a book. That was certainly the case when Ted Rall appeared on Dylan Ratigan’s show on MSNBC yesterday. What’s different about
Picking up where they left off in last week’s viral video, Salon’s Glenn Greenwald and Hollywood screenwriter-turned socialist MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell continued to debate what to label themselves. At the end of the segment, O’Donnell trots out a clip
Olbermann is back with two clips courtesy of Mediaite. Olbermann vies for the self-effacing guffawing “aw shucks you really love me” but it’s odd to see him not snarling about Fox for more than a minute. In one of the
Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: Part 5: Part 6: George Bush sat down with Matt Lauer of NBC’s “Today” to discuss key moments in his presidency and his new memoir, Decision Points, out today. Topics include waterboarding,
On Dylan Ratigan’s show, liberal cartoonist Ted Rall, author of the “Anti-American Manifesto”, suggests violence may be the only way to save America. Ratigan himself asks “Are things in our country so bad, that it may be time for a
And herein lies my real problem with NBC/MSNBC. What Keith Olbermann does as a private citizen and with his own money should be the least of NBC/MSNBC’s concerns. But they are so delusional over there that they’ve convinced themselves that
Move over Laura! I’m really proud of Joan Walsh. She once proclaimed me to be a “total moron” despite never having met me. Her description of George W. Bush’s “moral compass” is a step up; it’s very difficult to detect
Courtesy of Johnny Dollar. Enjoy: [youtube txjXBx9-2c0 nolink] Ms Maddow’s examples of this happening on FNC? A grand total of: one. John Kasich, appearing on Hannity, gave out his website URL and encouraged donations. It’s the only example Maddow gave
From the New York Times’s “Media Decoder” blog: In an aggressive statement questioning the legitimacy of his two-day suspension from MSNBC, Keith Olbermann addressed his viewers Monday night, saying that they were responsible for returning him to the air following
Rap mogul and purple-prosed hyperbolist Russell Simmons over at the HuffPo: If [Keith Olbermann] goes we lose the Edward Murrow of our generation, the voice that spits truth to power and vested interests. I have devoted my entire adult life
The details of the Olbermann – MSNBC slapfight are still emerging, but one thing we’re hearing now is that one of Olbermann’s conditions for returning to air was for MSNBC to apologize for the ordeal. And it looks like his
John 8:7 – “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone…”
As I was watching the Web News show The BCast the other day, one of the show’s hosts, Scott Baker (Managing Editor of the Blaze) mentioned that Glenn Beck was interviewed by Chris Matthews on “Hardball” a few years back.
It’s amazing to me that liberals can’t assume responsibility without pointing at Fox as though Fox has anything to do with Olbermann’s insubordination. Howard Kurtz this weekend: [youtube hEIiAUPr8Xc nolink] “Well if you look at Fox News you have some
NEW YORK (AP) – MSNBC says Keith Olbermann will be back on the air Tuesday, ending his suspension for violating NBC’s rules against making political donations after two shows. MSNBC’s chief executive Phil Griffin said late Sunday that after several
Especially now that we know his dismissal came by way of his refusal to apologize on air? BEHIND THE CURTAIN: Network sources tell Playbook that Keith Olbermann was suspended because he refused to deliver an on-camera mea culpa, which would
In this clip from “Reliable Sources,” CNN’s media watchdog lauds MSNBC for rebuking Keith Olbermann, digs Breitbart with misleading information, and ultimately slaps ABC for dropping Breitbart from their election night coverage, though he notes that he doesn’t think Breitbart
Maddow: “Keith is a liberal, so am I. There are other people on this network whose political views are shared openly with our viewers. We are not a political operation. FOX is. We are a news operation. The rules around
