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Dylan Ratigan is leaving MSNBC (Who do'ya think is taking his 4pm slot?)

Ezra Klein is Rachel Maddow & Chris Hayes baby

what we don't need is another wiseguy

here is THE CLASSIC Dylan Ratigan meltdown

LOVE IT

The key word is "EXTRACTED" ;)

 
Ratigan would make a good replacement for Bill O'Reilly when he retires.

In the proper setting his ratings would go through the roof.
 
Jack Springer said:
Ratigan would make a good replacement for Bill O'Reilly when he retires. In the proper setting his ratings would go through the roof.
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Bill O'Reilly & Chris Matthews are pushing 80 and still going strong...They'll be 100yrs old and still Commentating...

CNN is tanking so bad if they had any sense they'd revamp their ENTIRE Primetime line-up and add Dylan..
 
I caught Dylan's last curtain call yesterday and i had to laugh and shake my head @ certain parts of it...He does this Exit-Enterview with the Good-Looking Ari Melbor from The Nation that was more like a Dental operation. Ari asked Dylan "So what's the next phase in your career?". In TRUE Dylan style he CONFUSED The hell out of Ari & the viewer...LOL.....

He just rambled on and on and on....Rumor has it he's running for office...

As for Dylan's replacement.....FOX has a show called The 5 or something..Well MSNBC is doing their spin calling it The Cycle...2 strong liberals, 1 moderate & 1 HOT Conservative..If you watch MSNBC you've seen these contributors mainly during the daytime. It's very rare that you see them @ Night on MSNBC..

As strong as their personalites are I don't know if it was wise for the Producers to give them free reign without a Moderator...We'll see how long that lasts...
 
That dude on before Dylan is way too much Drama.

Martin Baysira or something he is a dirty back road, more like Current Affair then anything I can take long term, and with Sharpton on a 6 est, wow. I like MSNBC but thats all fucked up.
 
I would love to see Jonathan Capehart replace him.

I don't really like O'Donnell or Sharpton, but everyone else is fine, even if Andrea Mitchell is a bit boring.

My favorite show on there is NOW with Alex Wagner.
 
vulgar_newcomer said:
That dude on before Dylan is way too much Drama.

Martin Baysira or something he is a dirty back road, more like Current Affair then anything I can take long term
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I personally enjoy Martin Bashir’s sarcastic, witty, and hard-hitting approach to current politics. He most assuredly presents a liberal bias and often spins a rather clever web in the process. He can hold his cool while interacting with hostile interviewees and has a very quick mind. Each day’s video compilations are entertaining of their own accord. I can understand why some viewers would dislike his show, but even ignoring the substance, I find Bashir to be quite interesting. Maybe it’s his British sense of humor.
 
CowboyBob said:
I like Dylan Ratigan. Sorry his show will be leaving the air.

Yes, Ezra Klein would be a great host.
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Ezra Klein is a hot piece of meat. I hope hes gay. Ezra belongs in a gangbang porn he is so hot.

What would Ezra's show be about?

When they do talk about these things, you can tell Maddow and Schultz are much more liberal at their core than Obama appears to be. I think this is why Rachel Maddow and Ed Schultz are not closer to the white house, but are closer to congressional democrats.

Its a strange relationship because you know the President and liberal commentators may have the same values, its just the media is much more free to express that, and we think the president is restrained so we kinda have to guess what Obama is thinking on issues like healthcare and the wars.

I think one thing about commentators on fox vs msnbc is that fox knows it can usually get a tough questioned answered because republicans think fox is always friendly ground, whereas msnbc commentators and liberals know when something is not right but the conservative arguments sometimes will leave doubt. This is the difference between some democrats and republicans and its something democrats are learning, that you dont compromise your position, you drag out the debate for as long as you need to until you have enough people on your side or just be smarter than to get dragged into a philosophical debate that stifles progress.

Some democrats that are really good at this are Jon Stewart, Russ Feingold and Al Franken.
 
I don't see how anyone could NOT Love Martin Bashir....He's Devilishly-wicked....Unless of course you're a Michael Jackson fan still holding onto a grudge...LOL...The King of pop fans didnt take too kindly to Martin's Producers Cutting & Pasting of an interview back in the day(before MSNBC)...Martin is so British...LOL...

I Like Johnathon Capeheart but I'd rather see Micheal Steel get a show before him. MSNBC needs another strong Conservative anchoring besides Joe Scarborough...I like Ezra but he's still missing something extra..Speaking of all of these guys..About 2yrs ago Morning Joe did a walk/jogathan in DC and featured Politicians and most of the networks Commentators/Contributors walking near the Monuments in their best fitness-wear attire...

No one knew Johnathon actually works out and runs on a regular basis..So he shows up in a tight shirt and a pair of short-shorts bearing a great pair of Thick-Muscular legs...Joe joked around(drooling) and asked him where did that body and those legs come from and no one knew he looked like that under those stuffy-Nerdy suits he wears on TV....@ the end of the show Ezra was standing next to Johnathon looking at the short guy as if he wanted to Swallow him whole. Joe asked Ezra " so what did you learn today?" Ezra looked at Johnathon and said "I learned that Johnathon is in great shape"....LOL...

Johnathon did look Hot...Clark Kent left home the Glasses & the suit that day...
 
I have to agree about Michael Steele. I disagree with a lot of his positions, but he is very intelligent and always well spoken and reasonable. I wish more conservatives were like him.
 
I watched Michael Steel for years on FOX before he even thought about running for Chairman...he was always on-point with HIS spin...LOL..Seemed very intelligent..I liked watching him on Real Time with Bill Maher....Then he became a GOP-Star and started acting Goofy and making all kind of blunders and mistakes...Some of his misspoken moments was actually the truth that his party didnt want to hear or broadcast on live TV...

I really didnt get it...Or maybe Michael is just a Real conservative but the Party wanted a severe Conservative Chairman.......Now that he has a Permanent-Gig @ MSNBC he's back to being Smart and Firery...I'm trying to figure out why there's 2 different Michael Steele's..

He needs to grow the Mustache back...He's a Handsome Old-Cat but clean-shaven doesnt work for him...
 
hotatlboi said:
I have to agree about Michael Steele. I disagree with a lot of his positions, but he is very intelligent and always well spoken and reasonable. I wish more conservatives were like him.
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wow

I find him too vanilla (how ironic) - he lets Chris Matthews sorta brow beat him

doesn't seem that committed to ideas/positions - more of a pragmatist

def. not MSNBC like
 
chance1 said:
more of a pragmatist
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Well that's what I like.

Pragmatism is almost completely dead in today's Republican party, replaced by an ideological rigidity to an extreme degree that shuns anyone who even opens a dialogue with the other side.
 
hotatlboi said:
Well that's what I like.

Pragmatism is almost completely dead in today's Republican party, replaced by an ideological rigidity to an extreme degree that shuns anyone who even opens a dialogue with the other side.
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hear u - and if he was a politician I'd love it

it just seems to me when he's talking that he doesn't necessarily believe in what he's saying

The guy I like is Mike Murphy - total gun for hire on the political operative side that can talk ALL issues - def. NOT an ideologue but full of opinion and able to back it up
 
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