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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI love Ali Velshi.
Just now on MSNBC, talking about how Trump wants a big send off that might even include a 21 gun salute, as if he were a "real leader instead of the racist twice impeached failure that he is.."
ariadne0614
(1,738 posts)His interview with impeachment manager Dean-PA was heartening. She sounded resolved and confident that there will be no quarter given to tRump for the sake of fake "unity." Ali asks good questions and elicits great responses.
Rhiannon12866
(206,332 posts)And he's become one of the most must-watch hosts on MSNBC.
Prof. Toru Tanaka
(1,991 posts)I also think Ari Melber, Joy Reid, and Chris Hayes are doing a good job. Being as I have a VERY early start time to my job, I am usually asleep by the time Rachel Maddow comes on.
ariadne0614
(1,738 posts)I fall asleep early too, so I'm subscribed to Rachel's and Lawrence's podcasts. They cut out the commercials, and I catch up during wakeful periods during the night, or the next day. I don't have to get up for work though.
ariadne0614
(1,738 posts)safeinOhio
(32,736 posts)Trusted and hard working along with brave.
Prof. Toru Tanaka
(1,991 posts)Walter Cronkite was our family's choice for the evening news. I still remember his coverage of Armstrong and Aldrin setting foot on the moon on July 20, 1969.
Poiuyt
(18,131 posts)It was Walter Cronkite who announced his death to the nation. Other stations did it too, but everyone remembers Cronkite.
ChazInAz
(2,573 posts)The night Cronkite announced that he was opposed to the Vietnam war.
RichardRay
(2,611 posts)Dad was a journalist. He admired Cronkite, deeply. I learned my politics from my dad, he opposed US involvement in SE Asia far before it became a political issue here. When Cronkite stated his opposition. Dad wept, grieving and laughing. I miss both of them.
Wounded Bear
(58,743 posts)he's been a go-to fill in host for people taking breaks the past year or so. Getting a lot of well deserved exposure.
He's an import, so thanks to Canada for letting him go.
Kid Berwyn
(14,992 posts)Velshi not only is talented, he has integrity.
uponit7771
(90,367 posts)PatSeg
(47,649 posts)He is such an underappreciated talent at MSNBC, but he is one of the best journalists they have. He would be perfect for Meet the Press.
Hotler
(11,452 posts)COLGATE4
(14,732 posts)Aside from that he's pleasant, articulate, energetic and thorough. I know they'll never let him go from being the "clean up hitter" but can you imagine how
Press the Meat would become a program we would actually like to watch again if he had it?
CTyankee
(63,912 posts)were a precious few and no black or Hispanic newsmen at all. I remember those days.
onecent
(6,096 posts)hlthe2b
(102,421 posts)uponit7771
(90,367 posts)Earthshine2
(4,044 posts)Yes, Cohen interviews Velshi, not vice versa!
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mea-culpa-with-michael-cohen/id1530639447
I personally think that Cohen's Mea Culpa podcast is excellent. I've enjoyed every instance (except for the one with Omerosa, who is as loathsome as Trump).
Cohen is oddly talented in this medium, in which he offers unique social commentary.
Generic Brad
(14,276 posts)They are gun clubs at best, armed gangs at worst.
RainCaster
(10,929 posts)That loser deserves NOTHING in the way of a send-off. 407,000 dead Americans would agree with that.
dawn5651
(604 posts)Thekaspervote
(32,809 posts)hydrolastic
(488 posts)Tiffany Cross, Johnathon Capehart, i record Velshi because it is a little too early on the weekends.
State the Obvious
(842 posts)Among other things, when any topic seems on the brink of becoming too difficult to understand, he has this innate ability to reach back and swoop us all forward to that place of knowing. It is truly a gift .....and Ali has it.
question everything
(47,544 posts)Upthevibe
(8,083 posts)Love him too!