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VIDEO This video gives more of the background on Jason Leopold and why it is so LAUGHABLE that liberals and their mainstream media allies are now placing so much faith in his credibility in their attempt to take down President Donald Trump. I explain how the 24 Business Hours meme was born during the height of "Fitzmas" in which the DUmmies were absolutely sure Karl Rove would be indicted and frog-marched across the White House lawn. Also covered is the extreme gullibility of WILLIAM RIVERS PITT of TruthOut for placing his complete faith in Leopold. Finally we will see that...

A loss for true conservatism (David Shuster)• November 7, 2004 | 2:26 p.m. ETOn Tuesday, eleven different states outlawed gay marriage. The basic argument I heard was not about marriage (more on that below) but about being gay. And a majority of voters seem to believe that homosexuality is an "immoral lifestyle choice." Hmmmm. The problem is that anybody who has a relative or friend who is gay also knows it is not a "choice." It is something wired into the genes of approximately 3 or 4 percent of the human population in every single culture on the planet. Secondly,...

Shuster tries to tell Jackson, that the Tea Party is Racist. Jackson points out that it's all hype and that Democrats have a very racist history.

It has been over six years since David Shuster consulted his inner Jason Leopold and boldly predicted that "I am convinced that Karl Rove will, in fact, be indicted." Apparently the bitterness of having to publicly eat crow has lingered to this day to the point that Shuster continues to be obsessed over the fact that the non-indictment of Rove turned him into a laughingstock condemned to the reportorial hell of the no-rated Current TV. Shuster's bile overflows in his Huffington Post Open Letter to Karl Rove slamming him for daring to call ObamaCare's Medicare scheme a cut: It's almost...

Al Gore has had quite a varied career since coming within 537 pregnant chads of the presidency in 2000. He has sat on the board of directors of Apple, shilled carbon credit indulgences to guilty liberals, and starred in "An Inconvenient Truth" documentary.  There is even a wild rumor that Gore has written movie reviews.  However the latest news about Al Gore concerns his Current TV which is like a public access channel for has-been politicians. According to this story, Gore has consulted his inner chakra and has decided to become a convention reporter. This has resulted in some interesting...

MERRY FITZMAS! The DUmmies are waiting 24 business hours for another indictment. While they await the Karl Rove Indictment promised by WILLIAM RIVERS PITT, they are also waiting 24 business hours for Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to be indicted as well. Both indictments were practically guaranteed by fired MSNBC host, David Shuster. The timing of Shuster's second indictment guarantee was notable...Just days before the June recall election. Of course, once the election was over, not a peep on this subject from Shuster nor anybody else...except for the DUmmies who continue to believe that their Great Pumpkin will finally, FINALLY...

David Shuster is predicting the imminent indictment of Karl Rove. Oops! That was Shuster as an MSNBC host back in 2006. In his current incarnation on the no-rated Current TV he is predicting the possible indictment of Wisconsin governor Scott Walker. Despite making himself a laughingstock six years ago by projecting visions of Karl Rove being frogwalked across the White House lawn, Shuster now seems intent on delivering an encore performance.

“Countdown” guest host David Shuster calls out Michigan’s Republican lawmakers for moving a so-called anti-bullying bill forward with language that actually protects bullies. Shuster calls “Matt’s Law” – named after a 14-year-old boy who killed himself in 2002 after anti-gay classmates poured syrup and crushed eggs on his head – “an embarrassment to anybody with half a brain in the great state of Michigan.”

Remember David Shuster? He’s the one who upset MSNBC management when he shot a pilot for CNN while under contract and was subsequently suspended. Apparently, his comeback is underway. Late Monday night, Shuster revealed via Twitter he would be filling in for long-time Westwood One radio host Jim Bohannon. “I’m returning to the airwaves as the sub for Jim Bohannon on his terrific radio show this Wed. Dec. 29 from 10pm – 1am,” he wrote.

Just In: MSNBC's David Shuster has been suspended from MSNBC "indefinitely" according to a spokesperson. The action was taken this morning by MSNBC president Phil Griffin after it was revealed that Shuster had taken part in a pilot for CNN. Shuster's MSNBC contract expires in December. Over the weekend, an MSNBC executive told TVNewser's Gail Shister, anything less than a suspension "sends a message from management that this is OK."

MSNBC anchor David Shuster might be in hot water. He wasn't on at his normal 3 p.m. time yesterday, soon after his bosses learned that he'd shot a pilot for rival cable news network CNN.

Kevin Jackson just leaped to the top of my list of favorite people with this beautiful performance he delivered as he faced off against David Shuster on MSNBC. While David Frum and other PCCs (“Polite Company Conservatives”) would have smiled and nodded politely and unreservedly joined Shuster in denouncing those dastardly conservative extremists for attacking a Civil Rights icon like John Lewis, the supposedly unprecedented portraying of Obama as Hitler and Tea Partiers going on a wave of destruction on Democrat offices across the nation, Kevin Jackson challenged Shuster’s (and the Left-Wing MSM’s) presumption, absent any tangible evidence, that these...

Shuster gets pwnd

There are many groups of political crazies out there, you have the "truthers" those who believe that 9/11 was created by George Bush people like former Green Jobs Czar, Van Jones are "truthers'. Then there are the "birthers"those people who believe that they can have the POTUS removed from office because they believe he was born in another country, Philip Berg is the king of the "birthers." Probably the most destructive of the three are the sick minds that believe that every comment made by a conservative or Republican is intended to demean people of color, they are called "racers."...

Even though his cable TV news network may not have that many viewers in relative terms to his competitors, MSNBC's David Shuster apparently has some clout when it comes to getting things done in Washington, D.C. - at least on a municipal level. Shuster, making effort to give his viewers some "perspective" of his personal experience with the reason record-breaking snowfall in Washington, D.C., showed pictures of scenes near his Washington, D.C. home - complete with unplowed snow and a downed tree on MSNBC Feb. 12. "And to give you some perspective on what it's been like for all of...

Here is video of MSNBC's David Shuster and Bill Dedman trying to make hay of recent e-mails released that apparently show Sarah Palin's husband Todd Palin had a "powerful influence" on her administration. (Video)Shuster even went as far to ask "does this now expose the Palin's to any sort of ethics or even criminal liability because of his involvement?" Shuster called the e-mails a "treasure trove of information" and "not good news for Palin supporters, because it's the kind of baggage that will weigh down Sarah Palin and raise a lot of questions should she want to run in 2012."

MSNBC reprimand coming for Ed Schultz? Five full days after MSNBC rapped David Shuster's wrists for improperly accusing James O'Keefe of attempting to "tap" Sen. Mary Landrieu's phones, Ed Schultz has pulled the same stunt. Here was Schultz, teasing an upcoming segment on his show tonight: View video here.

Here is video of Fox News' "Red Eye" using their robots to imagine how MSNBC's Davis Shuster might react to the news that a Public Policy Polling poll finds that by a wide margin, Americans consider Fox News to be the "most trusted name in news." I'm sure that more than a few liberal heads exploded at the news of this poll! . . . (VIDEO)

Andrew Breitbart gets MSNBC's David Shuster to retract their story that James O'Keefe was trying to wiretap Sen. Landrieu's office. AND MORE!

David Shuster has left no doubt on what side he comes down in the debate over the planned airing of a pro-life ad during the Super Bowl. Sponsored by Focus on the Family, the ad tells the story of how Pam Tebow ignored medical advice to have an abortion, and instead gave birth to Tim, who of course went on to become a legendary college football player and inspiration to millions for his faith and character. On MSNBC this afternoon, Shuster hosted a segment on the issue bringing together Charmaine Yoest, head of Americans United for Life and Erin Matson...