doesn't think he's leaving so much as being shown the door

he's just become the most viable free agent in political broadcasting, either he'll be snapped up by another network in no time, or he'll...

...make the most of the editorial autonomy he'd get through the internet. Either way, goodnight and good luck Keith!

its expected that he won't be able to get a tv show for a while due to standard non-compete practices, Radio and the Internet maybe...

i don't even have cable. i listen to his podcast on my ipod. but i'm going to have withdrawal until he settles somewhere.

i've noticed lately that rachel maddow has become much less interesting. she seems to have a much narrow range of things that she's...

allowed to comment on. and when interviewing conservatives, she's missed opportunities to ask hard questions.

It'll be interesting to see if MSNBC "mellows" now that Olbermann is gone and Comcast has taken over.

If I were Rupert Murdoch I'd offer him 10s of millions and put him on after Beck. 23 hours of conservative talking points and Olbermann.

josh, if you were rupert murdoch, you'd keep beck?

hilda, i think the word to describe what will probably happen is "muffle" and that's happening so much in today's media that>>

it's more frightening than interesting