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I have tried to watch Phil on MSNBC. Really, I have. As a young mother in '78 to early 1980's, I really liked his daytime show. He had on interesting guests and talked about things that were pertinent to my stage in life. This gave way to Sesame St and Mr Rogers and I hadn't seen him in years. What the heck happened?

I do watch Chris Matthews, because I think he is an old fashioned democrat (like I used to be), not a leftist nut. I know he talks a mile a minute, which can be annoying, but, I don't think he interrupts any more than O'Reilly or H&C. I really don't like Hannity & Colmes. Sean comes across as pompous to me, and I can't stand Colmes.

Nachman was one of their better shows, and they shoved him to the 5 o'clock time slot and left Donohue at 8? Pretty stupid IMO.

I wish they had left Brian Williams News on instead of deep sixing him over to CNBC.

They should re-run Imus in primetime - but Imus is so pro-Bush, that it would drive the die hard libs crazy.

I hadn't seen him in years. What the heck happened?

What happened is that in the 70's and 80's, network executives decided what would be shown on TV. Now, viewers do.