Keith Olbermann coming on CBS SUNDAY MORNING - turn it on NOW

[derby378]

:bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce:

[babsbunny]

1. Oh YAY!

[patricia92243]

2. If there is a clip of it, I hope somebody posts it for those of us who don't have CBS.

[derby378]

3. You don't have CBS in Asheville?!?

Wow, that blows my mind. I thought CBS was nationwide.

[patricia92243]

4. I do not pay for local stations of DishNetwork.

[derby378]

5. YES! He's on NOW!

:woohoo:

[Robbien]

6. Thank heavens he did something about those eyebrows

They sure where over powering before the grey set in.

[Klukie]

7. Great piece on a great man!!

[SoFlaJet]

8. About Alberto Gonzales...

"I'd really like to SEE his diploma" BWAHHH

[TahitiNut]

11. His 'takes' on abu Gonzo, Hillary, and Sneer are right on target.

It's exactly how'd I'd want to respond myself - leavened with just the right amount of humor, except for Sneer, who's just too thoroughly evil to laugh at.

[City Lights]

9. Thank you, thank you, thank you, for the heads up!

:hug:

I think it's remarkable that he was featured on another network. His baseball card collection is very impressive. I LOL when I saw how fast he could type with one finger. :rofl:

:loveya:, KO!

edited for stupidity :dunce:

[hashibabba]

16. Somebody get that guy some typing lessons!!!

That was really funny watching him type so fast with one finger. Just think how fast he could go with ten!

[WiseButAngrySara]

10. Wonderful! Just saw it. Thanks so much for posting! ....n/t

[Robbien]

12. Two surprises

The size of his office. It looked very small and windowless.

He goes to work on the subway?

[City Lights]

14. He doesn't drive because of a loss of depth perception

caused by a head injury. In 1980, he hit his head on the top of a subway door while running into the waiting car.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0646021/bio

[TahitiNut]

15. The media is notorious for small offices ...

... expecially for the 'talent.' Production staff, of course, get desks/workstations crammed anywhere they can be shoe-horned, rarely with any privacy. Only the bureau chief or top executive gets an office large enough to host more than one or two guests, and usually that one doubles as a conference room for senior staff meetings.

Once upon a time (over 30 years ago), I had the opportunity to visit the inner sanctum of NBC News and met Harry Reasoner when he was the anchor. My wife at that time was good friends with one of the senior producers, Bambi Tascarella. So, when visiting NYC we met Bambi for lunch at Rockefeller Center and got to visit the offices. Crowded. Space is at a premium and not squandered on humans. It made the visit even more valuable - since they sure don't have the space for wandering 'tours.'

I personally think Keith's office was representative of his high stature and the scarcity of office space.

[madokie]

13. thanks for the heads up