O’Reilly on Rosie/MSNBC…
Yesterday, I didn’t write about the possibility of this because it just seemed so obvious that it would happen it was a slam dunk. Bill O’Reilly commented last night on the idea that Rosie comes to MSNBC…
Now all this madness is the responsibility of this guy, Jeffrey Immelt, the CEO of General Electric, which owns NBC. Mr. Immelt also had no comment on Rosie O’Donnell. But GE stockholders should have a comment.
On Immelt’s watch, the NBC network is in dire trouble. Coming up, “Talking Points” is spot on when we told you that NBC News has embraced the radical left agenda in pursuit of ratings. There is no doubt any longer.
Rosie O’Donnell…the gift that will keep on giving…to Bill O’Reilly. And, for a change, he’ll be right about NBC News.
Bill hit it out of the park last night. NBC/MSNBC is a mess.
Comment by moonbeam — November 7, 2007 @ 10:16 am
How many Worst Person awards for “BillO” tonight? Maybe a full-fledged attack segment?
The graphic he showed comparing his ratings to Olbermann’s, who of course wasn’t mentioned by name, was classic. 250 percent better overall, 100 percent better in the demo. Slammed.
Comment by bigred — November 7, 2007 @ 11:11 am
I’ve said it before: IMO this wouldn’t be happening if Jack Welch was still CEO.
Comment by PF — November 7, 2007 @ 11:16 am
Guess I should wait and see if this ever transpires and what type of program it will be before I judge but as of right now I don’t like the idea at all. I’m sick of the cable news organizations dishing out these types of programs for the purpose of ratings.
As far as BOR and his all too often mentions of his and other people’s ratings. Yawn!!
Comment by myview — November 7, 2007 @ 11:21 am
MSNBC, like some corrupt societies, can die from within. The reason here is obvious: the management has been inept, more interested in spreading a leftist progpaganda than in
giving viewers unbiased views of things, best exemplified by
its liberal tone and the rantings of its commentators like that loony bozo, Blabberman.
Now they want to add another wacky personality whose views are so shallow, mean, disgusting, and plain stupid. How low can MSNBC want to wallow in the dregs? Bring Rosie on, and MSNBC would find itself in the throes of being wiped out altogether.
Comment by RGL — November 7, 2007 @ 11:57 am
The Dumbing down of America Marches on .
Comment by mike — November 7, 2007 @ 1:18 pm
The implosion of MSNBC.The rats are jumping ship.
Comment by SHANE — November 7, 2007 @ 1:40 pm
I’ve said it before: IMO this wouldn’t be happening if Jack Welch was still CEO.
PF: Ironicaly on my cable system to counter Fox Business Network, Jack Welsh is among theCEO’s doing local spots for CNBC.
Prediction: The Rosie/MSNBC deal will not happen.
Comment by Ira — November 7, 2007 @ 2:00 pm
dang rgl, the same could be said about fnc. instead of leftist propoganda is gop propaganda.
Comment by ME — November 7, 2007 @ 2:25 pm
Olbermann is a disgrace to broadcasting. If you area going to have Rosie on, why not bring back Howdy Dowdy Time with a left-wing message every night for us poor, stupid, uninformed public. Only the leftist gods at MSNBC are wise enough to know what we need to hear. I’m selling my GE stock.
Comment by Herbert Galloway — November 7, 2007 @ 2:50 pm
Bill O’Rielly has got it right. As an ex GE’er, [2005 retiree] who made a lot of money with GE Stock under Welsh, it’s time to forget my loyalty. GE is a different company under Immelt and the stock price reflect it. I was thinking of selling and this is the incentive I needed.
Comment by Ex GE — November 7, 2007 @ 9:43 pm
MSNBC is a JOKE… Put Rosie on and complete the circus
ring. They cant touch Fox, and O’Reilly was dead on, about
MSNBC running to the left, and this Rosie business is just
another example. Oh, will Oblerman ever get his head out
of his rectum, does he notice O’Reilly dont even say he’s
name, that when you know your a joke, keep trying Keith,
maybe in Cuba your ratings might go up, oh wait if you talk
bad about their government bad there, well lets just say
you will be a no-show to your next broadcast.
Comment by Georgie G. — November 7, 2007 @ 11:27 pm