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4. Agreed. He actually did some investigative journalism on the ground.

Fri Jan 30, 2015, 09:39 AM

Jan 2015

And changed his mind based on the evidence he collected.

He's a real treasure, and grossly under-appreciated.

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Looks like Big Ed should of kept his radio show he's not doing well in the ratings [View all] bigdarryl Jan 2015 OP

That's a bummer! His is the only MSNBC show I still watch Coventina Jan 2015 #1

I like Ed he was the first one on this Keystone pipeline bigdarryl Jan 2015 #2

Agreed. He actually did some investigative journalism on the ground. Coventina Jan 2015 #4

Agreed. 2naSalit Jan 2015 #15

Meh, he was better on radio rjsquirrel Jan 2015 #5

+2! 2naSalit Jan 2015 #16

Cable TV in general is dying a slow, painful death. Frank Cannon Jan 2015 #8

There used to be - several years ago now - 2naSalit Jan 2015 #17

Since The Midterms I've Stopped Watching Cable News Altogether..... global1 Jan 2015 #9

Unfortunately, I think the time Lifelong Protester Jan 2015 #10

Too bad rock Jan 2015 #18