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A seven-member jury took four hours last week to rule in favor of Ed Schultz (Original Post) Omaha Steve May 2015 OP
Can you remind us, Steve, what this case was all about? hlthe2b May 2015 #1
Sorry Omaha Steve May 2015 #2
I came full circle with Ed, not trusting him for a long time, given prior Republican hlthe2b May 2015 #3

Omaha Steve

(99,573 posts)
2. Sorry
Wed May 27, 2015, 07:39 AM
May 2015

An MSNBC employee filed because he said he had a verbal contract with Ed to get a percentage from ED for helping him get a show.

Ed is one of my favs on news/commentary. I miss his radio show.

hlthe2b

(102,200 posts)
3. I came full circle with Ed, not trusting him for a long time, given prior Republican
Wed May 27, 2015, 08:15 AM
May 2015

history... But, over the years I came to really like him... I don't get MSNBC, even with a very overpriced Comcast internet/tv package so I only get to see the videos posted here and on MSNBC. I wish he had not dropped his radio show as well.

Good on him for readily prevailing.

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