Olbermann to do Plame again

[Cush]

on now

[LittleClarkie]

1. Isn't her husband starting to get mad

bad-dum-beesh.

[Mark Williams]

2. Video Soon

DEMbloggers.com will have the segment online shortly after it ends.

[CatWoman]

3. Carol Marin is all right

says maybe now journalists will wake up, and get over fear of the WH.

[KharmaTrain]

5. Carol Marin Is A REAL Journalist

If anyone knows how Fitzgerald works, it's Carol. She covered him during the George Ryan trial. She's also one of the most genuine and straight-up people you'll ever meet. I only wish there were more of her in the corporate media. MSNBC corporates take note: This lady deserves a bigger platform.

Now John Dean. Another great voice of reason in these troubled times.

Maybe...just maybe, some of those winds of change are blowing at our backs for once

Cheers...

[Carla in Ca]

4. And if you haven't seen this yet...

<http://www.dailykos.com/story/2005/7/6/121519/6850>

Please Support Keith Olbermann
by JustWinBaby
Wed Jul 6th, 2005 at 09:15:19 PDT
Last night Keith Olbermann's MSNBC show Countdown led with the Rove/Plame story. Olbermann has been doing consistently outstanding work and his show is now the highest rated offering on MSNBC, sometimes getting double the viewers of Hardball's Chris "tweety" Matthews. Here's what we can all do to keep Countdown strong.

Diaries :: JustWinBaby's diary :: ::
The Rove/Plame segment went in depth with guests Craig Crawford and former White House counsel John Dean. Needless to say, no other show on the dial would have had the guts to lead with it, and it is typical of the great work they do.

What we should do:

Make a habit of watching Countdown.
Tell people about this cool, witty, smart show.
Blog the show on your blog.
Bookmark and link to the show's web site.
Bookmark and link to Olbermann's blog.
Email them good wishes and story ideas. Make your voices heard.
As MSNBC makes a rumored transition to the "NBC News Channel" we should all help keep Countdown their highest rated offering. At the same time, their decision to rely on Chris Matthews as their lead anchor for big events is made all the more silly by his declining and insignificant ratings. A success strategy from a business point of view would be to feature Olbermann more. We can all help that happen.

The story has the direct links to sites and blogs mentioned.

[Ilsa]

6. Olbermann is in my Nielson diary for all the weekdays...

Love him! Wish he was on all day!

[Carla in Ca]

7. Now, I like that...The KO Network!

KO works for 'knock out', too