[Jeff Chandler]

Malkin was interviewed on Rush's show today. Millions upon millions of listeners got to hear her.

Nobody watches MSNBC.

[Enterprise]

Excellent point. We got to hear how the interview went and I am sure it made millions of listeners absolutely livid (as opposed to the few hundred thousand who subject themselves to "Hardball.") It was in essence a dreadful advertisement, and a thoroughly stenching example for "Hardball." Matthews should be ashamed. As for Olbermann, I can only insert the quote of the great Bryant Gumble here: (insert quote).

[YaYa123]

Yesterday on C-Span's Washington Journal, Michelle told viewers that Olberman called her an idiot. She also told viewers to go to MSNBC.com and read the transcript for themselves. So she wasn't lying, exaggerating, or trying to mislead anyone about Olberman's insult.

But last night Olberman tried to make a big deal out of the fact that he actually said Malkin " made a fool out of herself", as opposed to calling her an "idiot". Not a dime's difference as far as I was concerned, except what he actually said was far more insulting, to my way of thinking. As I listened to him play his mean-spirited and meaningless word game I had to wonder why he even involved himself in Chris's bad behavior, especially since Chris was awol from HARDBALL tonight.

[The Scourge of Yazid]

MSNBC: Last in peace. Last in war. Last in the Nielson ratings.

-Juan Gonzalez

[Hank Rearden]

Nobody watches MSNBC.

My cable system has never even bothered to carry it. I don't think anyone has noticed.