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JFN1

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11. Squabbling multi-millionaires -

Reply to bigdarryl (Original post)

Sun Apr 1, 2012, 08:59 AM

Apr 2012

and we're supposed to care...why?

KO will land on his feet - he's a great entertainer with a loyal audience.

Current/Gore will be fine - bringing in KO changed the direction of the network, energizing it - they have some great talent, and finally, some true potential.

So let it go, already. Why does this matter? Have we nothing better to focus on? Sheesh...

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WAR!! between Current TV and Olbermannn is just getting started [View all] bigdarryl Apr 2012 OP

Keith does seem "full of himself" at a minimum... n/t IamK Apr 2012 #1

No, he is not a "nut job." eShirl Apr 2012 #2

lol great white snark Apr 2012 #10

I got Keith's number in early 2005.... Junkdrawer Apr 2012 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Apr 2012 #4

+1 baldguy Apr 2012 #8

+11111111 newfie11 Apr 2012 #9

Ain't that the truth. 99Forever Apr 2012 #12

The attacks on our man KO are baffling to me. Greybnk48 Apr 2012 #15

Its not clear to me how much of KO is real, how much is shtick or acting a role ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2012 #20

I really like KO, I'd love to drink a beer with him Gman Apr 2012 #5

I find your characterization of KO as a "nut job" objectionable. Laurian Apr 2012 #6

Did Joel Hyatt fire KO or force him to leave from any of his previous jobs, too? Ikonoklast Apr 2012 #14

I'm not saying KO is totally blameless in any of the situations you describe. Laurian Apr 2012 #16

Details don't matter, when you have a history of this sort of thing. I think KO's career may be over Honeycombe8 Apr 2012 #7

Squabbling multi-millionaires - JFN1 Apr 2012 #11

not too many followed him from Msnbc, his numbers were way down. julian09 Apr 2012 #21

Why a "war"? Shankapotomus Apr 2012 #13

I have the perfect job for him. Cleita Apr 2012 #17

He is not a nut job, far from it. Zax2me Apr 2012 #18

don't care ibegurpard Apr 2012 #19