My observation, I have never seen Bisell so down key

[nadinbrzezinski]

and serious... This shit IS serious...

[Hissyspit]

1. Who is Bisell? Is this Maddow show?

[eleny]

2. MSNBC science reporter on Rachel

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. Yes and he is the science correspondent for NBC

[Hissyspit]

9. I had it on in the other room, was listening, but did not hear his name.

Will look for the video.

[shireen]

10. Robert Bazell nt.

[Hissyspit]

12. Thanks, didn't remember any vacuum cleaner designer on Maddow show before.

:)

[shireen]

18. LOL! that was my first thought too when i saw it. nt

[eleny]

4. He looked awful, too. Perhaps a combo of little sleep and a lot of worry

On my tv his skin looked gray and his eyes have dark circles.

[Thunderstruck]

16. I'm not sure but I think he was in Lybia or Egypt before this so he's been busy.

[eleny]

17. That would do it

He's on Ed Schultz's program now.

[drm604]

5. Very serious shit.

It just keeps getting worse and worse. Godammit!

[Sonoman]

6. His comments appeared to be carefully framed.

Guys like him deal with trouble.

This seems to be Trouble with a capital T.

Sonoman

[nadinbrzezinski]

8. TROUBLE indeed

[HysteryDiagnosis]

11. I never liked seeing a "fuel farm" at the airports, I never liked seeing propane

tanks herded into a small yard for economic reasons, I never liked seeing explosives kept all in one place and I certainly don't like seeing nuclear reactors all packed together like sardines.... it's how it's done and it needs to stop. OSHA makes you keep oxygen and acetylene bottles a "safe distance" from one another in a shop, it's time someone rethink how other much more dangerous items are placed.

[Atman]

7. Nothing at all to be upbeat about. Things are very bad, getting worse.

"We are in uncharted territory. Nothing like this has ever happened before, so there is no way of knowing what will happen next."

Sounds pretty dire to me.

[OneGrassRoot]

13. That's what Bazell said? n/t

[Atman]

15. Yes. Paraphrasing, but only slightly.

But yes, "uncharted territory" and "this has never happened before" were his words.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

14. It's a nuclear disaster. He should be somber when speaking of it.

I know it could, and may yet, be worse. Still, it's a nuclear disaster. There are few things in our current society more sobering.