Posted on 02/20/2015 9:43:50 AM PST by MeshugeMikey
Ronan Farrow and Joy Reid might just be the start of a wholesale change at MSNBC.
As the network begins its shift away from left-leaning hosts to a more news-oriented lineup, MSNBC may be ready to move Rev. Al Sharpton’s weeknight show, “Politics Nation,” out of its nightly lineup and over to the weekend.
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Sharpton: “ I ain’t doin my MF’n show, in the MF’n restroom !!!! “
Did they axe him first about this time slot move-ment?
ahahaha poor revrunt al...shuffled off onto some Late Night Infomercial Time Slot
It’s nothing more than White Privilege keeping its jackboot on the neck of the Oppressed. Nothing a bag of cash won’t cure.
Al will be inconsolomoble if this should occurify!
Will he be on before or after satan’s time slot?
MSNBC kept thinking that Al would bring in more black viewers. No evidence of that, period. If they move him to the weekend....it’s a gentle push and simply getting him prepared for full dismissal by end of 2015.
That's racist!
HSN
Home(y) Sharpton Network
Al: “ Won’t yall try deez MF’n rug cleaners out ? “
Sharpton has a long and well-documented history of leveraging his civil-rights profile for his own benefit. Grabbing a prime-time anchor spot in exchange for cheerleading for a controversial merger would be the capper on that career. It’s gone remarkably unnoticed that Sharpton was the first major black leader to endorse the Comcast merger, which met fierce resistance. Michael Copps, a Democrat who’d served on the FCC since 2001, declared, when he ultimately voted against it, that the merger “erodes diversity, localism and competition” and was “a huge boost for media industry (and digital industry) consolidation” as well as “a stake in the heart of independent content production,” charges that were echoed in a New York Times editorial. But Mignon Clyburn, the daughter of South Carolina Congressman James Clyburn and the only minority member on the FCC, threw her decisive support behind the deal, citing a comprehensive diversity memorandum of agreement (MOU) signed by Sharpton as a mechanism that “will serve to keep the new entity honest in promoting diversity.”
Without Clyburn, FCC chair Julius Genachowski, the third Democrat on the commission, seems unlikely to have backed the deal, which he did a week after the MOU was sent to the FCC. The MOU was significant because it countered opposition from Jesse Jackson, a variety of black organizations, and some black House Democrats. The then House Judiciary chair, John Conyers, convened combustible hearings last summer in Chicago and Los Angeles, and California Rep. Maxine Waters declared at one that she wasn’t interested in hearing how much Comcast had given to “the NAACP, Al Sharpton, and the Urban League,” the three entities that eventually signed the MOU. (Just a couple of weeks before the MOU was sent to the FCC, Sharpton aggressively championed James Clyburn in his post-election fight to retain his leadership position in the House, while Comcast contributed $10,500 to Clyburn’s political committees. Mignon Clyburn, who is reported to have met with Sharpton, declined to respond to Beast questions.)
A Comcast spokesperson told The Daily Beast that Comcast has given $140,000 to Sharpton’s National Action Network since 2009—the same year the merger was first proposed.
He should be doing his show from a jail cell for not paying taxes. Taxes be raciss and sheet.
They are in FACK axin Revrunt Sharpton to GO...to the BACK of the BUS!!
They want to fire him but the r word kill them.
This racist clown from hell makes Brian WIlliams ...look like a serious Journalist!!
my covert operatives at the deli near MSNBC headquarters tell me that theres serious talk of the two of them CO HOSTING!
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