I think Richard Engel needs his own show

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I imagine that's why Rachel is giving him her Friday slot so they can see if there's interest. He wants feedback so if you have the time leave a comment on Twitter (@RichardEngel) or go to MSNBC.com. He really did an amazing show last night.

Link to tweet

Link to his show: http://www.msnbc.com/onassignment

[avebury]

1. Does anyone know where last night's episode can be

watched on line for those who don't have cable or satellite tv?

[Dennis Donovan]

2. You can watch the segments on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=richard+engel+on+assignment

[octoberlib]

3. You can also watch at msnbc.com/onassignment

All of his shows are posted there.

[avebury]

4. I wasn't sure if you could watch it there without

having to log in a cable or satellite connection.

[octoberlib]

5. Nope , I can watch it on my cellphone

[Dennis Donovan]

14. You *have* to have a cable or satellite account

See my response to you above - you can only watch for free on youtube.

[Squinch]

6. Recorded it and am watching it now. It's amazing.

Made me uninstall my Kaspersky, which was a pain, but it's great.

[octoberlib]

7. He got access to people I've never seen

interviewed before. So interesting!

[Squinch]

8. That's what I was thinking. He has always gotten to pretty astonishing places.

[Ilsa]

9. Just watched last night's recording.

Knew a lot of it from Rachel and Malcolm Nance, but learned stuff, too. I like that he is there, getting interviews.

His show would be attractive from the standpoint that he is on assignment, on location, whereas as TRMS is normally planned in blocks that you can usually rank in decreasing importance as the show proceeds.His entire show is engaging, from segment to segment.

[PatSeg]

10. I have been fascinated by Richard Engel for years

His coverage of foreign affairs is incredible and I find him to be a truly authentic, down-to-earth person. He is probably the best journalist that MSNBC has, as well as the most underrated. I am amazed at how he maintains that upbeat disposition after all he has seen.

[Hortensis]

11. Well, if he was retrenching to a recording studio I'd be sorry,

but of course if that were his choice...

[BigmanPigman]

12. Just sent it in to MSNBC...hope he gets his own show!

[Justice]

13. Watching this morning -recorded. Best episode yet

Really incredible pulling threads together. Surprised Kaspersky gave him so much time for interview.

[Liberal In Texas]

15. An excellent report. Excellent journalism.

Too bad we can't get more of this from the MSM.

[oasis]

16. I doubt if Engel will be allowed to do interviews inside Russia once

the impact of his report last night hits home with the American public.

[klook]

17. The Carter Page stuff was of great interest, as well as

the Kaspersky Lab coverage. I have never installed any of their products on my computers, and I hope businesses who use them will take a second look.

[ksoze]

18. Met him at an ICFJ Awards Ceremony - One of our best

A very personable and serious professional journalist. Here he is at ICFJ's award for Excellence in International Reporting ceremony in 2013.

[octoberlib]

19. Thank you!