[Anti-Bubba182]

I hope Imus gets every dollar of that $40 million and that Al Sharpton chokes on a spicy hot wing.......slowly.

[colorcountry]

I never thought I’be be rooting for Imus. Go, Imus!

[rod1]

Les Moonves = more debt for CBS

[needlenose_neely]

Imus has a very, very good case.

Bet CBS-Radio settles this one.

[I see my hands]

"I hope Imus gets every dollar of that $40 million and that Al Sharpton chokes on a spicy hot wing.. slowly"

They are both liberals, I don't wish either of them success in any aspect of their lives.

[Volunteer]

God bless Imus. I hope we wins.

CBS Radio needs to finally say to one of these groups, "it was a joke, get over it."

[ItsTheMediaStupid]

How is calling someone a cleaning lady racially charged? Sounds like the listener never heard of a white cleaning lady.

[betsyross1776]

Go Imus those girls never said he had to be fired. Since when does Al Sharpton decide who speaks and says what. Like thye American people really listen to rap.

[The Bronze Titan]

This ‘IS’ about freedom of speech. Black people can sing, speak, and market lyrics with the word “HOs”, but let a white guy say that, and BAAMMO!

[janereinheimer]

Let’s see now, wouldn’t he be having dinner with Jesse?

[Paleo Conservative]

I wonder if they'll be serving popcorn outside the court room?

[OK]

I don’t care for the guy, but I hope he ends up owning CBS.

The theory on this that makes the most sense is that he was fired due to pressure from Hillary. He doesn’t like her at all, so her people started looking for him to say something that they could make a case out of and get him marginalized. Don’t tread on Hillary or else. If he had been one of her sycophants he would still be saying anything he likes and the democrats would just giggle about it.

[muir_redwoods]

Good for him, my morning drive has sucked since 4/12. Love him or hate him (and I disagreed with most of what he had to say) he was sucker-punched by the lowest sort of scum, Sharpton and Jackson. Imus' liberal friends abandoned him.

For thirty years Imus was paid big bucks to be a rude and insulting radio personality. This April he was caught being rude and insulting and now he's off the air and we are all the poorer for it.

Wait until Sharpton and Jackson decide your favorite preacher is offensive or your favorite comedian is insulting. The enemy of your enemy is not necessarily your friend.

[incredulous joe]

I preferred that Imus and Monves fight each other bare chested and with old rusty forks,...but this was my second choice.

Take ‘em down, I-man!

[norwaypinesavage]

"Don Imus, the tousled...radio host..."

Nappy headed?

[norwaypinesavage]

"Don Imus, the tousled...radio host..."

Nappy headed?....Nappy Headed Ho(st)?

[george76]

Did his side kicks just re-sign for five years too ?

Lots of lawyers and money soon.

[zip]

ping

[Inspectorette]

Imus' big mistake was groveling before Sharpton in the first place. He should've just gone and met with the team, and apologize to them.

I hope Imus wins, and I don't even like him!

[altura]

I’d be rooting for him more if he hadn’t crawled onto the Sharpton show and groveled.

[Tabi Katz]

The FCC, on its Web site, defines profanity as "including language so grossly offensive to members of the public who actually hear it as to amount to a nuisance."

Granted that is some murky wording with miles of room for (mis)interpretation, but this lawyer seems to be confusing a civil case against a private corporation with an FCC action. Last I heard, the FCC wasn't even involved. It's about whether CBS (which was set to keep Imus on after a 2-week suspension until they caved into Al Sharpton's temper tantrum) violated Imus's contract not out of fear of the feds, but because they didn't want to take on Sharpton and his whining flock of sheep.

I've never been a fan of Imus, but if this case isn't cut & dry I don't know what is. I hope he gets every cent, and donates it to the charity of his choice (or goes into business manufacturing muzzles for the hypocritical crybabies on the left).