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In reply to the discussion: Why I Find Big Ed's Demotion To Weekends Troubling [View all]NOVA_Dem
(620 posts)57. So nothing anyone posts would change your mind even Big Ed himself n/t.
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I really hope Ed was telling the truth on Wednesday when he said it was his idea.
catbyte
Mar 2013
#2
I did consider it. Ed has said his wife is doing remarkably well with her treatments.
stopbush
Mar 2013
#58
Sorry, but that all sounds like the typical cover story one puts out when they get shafted.
stopbush
Mar 2013
#9
Gee, it doesn't seem that way to me at all. He makes the same money, he works one hour less.
MADem
Mar 2013
#34
He suspended himself--he called Laura Ingraham a bad word and he apologized and asked to
MADem
Mar 2013
#43
Cheers back at you, but here's this: Olbermann decided he wanted to leave before the
Samantha
Mar 2013
#88
You forgot "We just had the best 4 months and I think it's going to continue on."
NOVA_Dem
Mar 2013
#50
Remember how excited DU was when KO left MSNBC? Now, he was going to be able to say
stopbush
Mar 2013
#61
Well, specifically, when Keith Olbermann left MSNBC, meaning literally that Friday night
Samantha
Mar 2013
#75
Yes--but he was saying that five months ago--before there was any discussion of going to
MADem
Mar 2013
#66
Maybe I'm wrong grantcart but I seem to remember Ed with complete relief in his
snappyturtle
Mar 2013
#41
No--the prison shows are CHEAP and they got HUGE ratings. I remember reading about this
MADem
Mar 2013
#37
A lot of Keith's viewers did follow him to Current - they bragged about his numbers
Samantha
Mar 2013
#80
Larry King was on CNN in prime time until he was 77, or roughly 20 years older than Ed is today.
stopbush
Mar 2013
#59
Thanks. My first D vote was in 1972 for George McGovern, so I've been a D for 40 years as well.
stopbush
Mar 2013
#62
I was coming to this site this evening to post about discrimination in broadcasting due to age
Samantha
Mar 2013
#65
I always find it suspicious when someone is getting great ratings and they get pushed out
stopbush
Mar 2013
#82