Will Olbermann nominate Matthews for "Worst Person of the Day" Award?

[RobertSeattle]

Seems Fitting, but I bet the Execs require a No Worst Person for NBC Employees.

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/01/19.html#a6780

http://mediamatters.org/items/200601200002

http://mediamatters.org/items/200601200004

[AX10]

1. kick

[liveoaktx]

2. I emailed countdown about this earlier today

Vid clip

Doubt that he will, but he should.

[NYCGirl]

3. Keith has nominated himself and Countdown before, but I can't

imagine who he'll be able to handle this.

[TallahasseeGrannie]

4. You don't poop in your own pool

basic office politics.

[medeak]

5. Oh...the Imus interview made me puke. n/t

[tridim]

6. A caller suggested this last night on Malloy's show

Worse - OBL
Worser - Matthews
Worst - Scarborough

After pointing out that MSNBC won't go after their own, the caller suggested SNL should take it on instead. Problem is, SNL is on NBC too.

[coldiggs]

7. I hope so that was such an awful thing to say.

[LiberalVoice]

8. Gotta love Kerrys response!

"You'd think the only focus tonight would be on destroying Osama Bin Laden, not comparing him to an American who opposes the war whether you like him or not. You want a real debate that America needs? Here goes: If the administration had done the job right in Tora Bora we might not be having discussions on Hardball about a new Bin Laden tape. How dare Scott McClellan tell America that this Administration puts terrorists out of business when had they put Osama Bin Laden out of business in Afghanistan when our troops wanted to, we wouldn't have to hear this barbarian's voice on tape. That's what we should be talking about in America." -- John Kerry

[Blue_In_AK]

9. My comment to MSNBC...

I am apalled that Chris Matthews, Joe Scarborough and Tucker Carlson all seemed to go out of their way yesterday to compare Osama Bin Laden's latest "communication" with sentiments expressed in opposition to our presence in Iraq by Michael Moore, John Murtha, Howard Dean and other prominent Democrats. It is as if your pundits received their instructions straight from the RNC or the administration in order to discredit Democrats in this election year. Is MSNBC trying to become the new Fox Network? If it is, I will no longer be watching anyone on your network except Keith Olberman. It's shameful what has happened to the media in this country in the last five years. Please grow a spine.