Tonight's Real Time Guests

[CatWoman]

John Legend
Bob Costas
Chris Hayes
John Feehery
Zanny Minton-Beddoes


Isn't Feehery the loud mouth who won't let anyone on the panel get a word in?

[bigdarryl]

1. I haven't watched his show in a week

Im sick of the wingnuts on there

[RedStateLiberal]

2. Real Time only comes on once a week.

I don't mind the wingnuts as long as others on the panel smack them down with facts, which they do regularly.

[Qutzupalotl]

4. The beginning and end are always good. eom

[Warpy]

3. In that case, I'm glad I don't have HBO

and chase the good parts later online: the opening monologue, the New Rules, and occasionally the fake commercial.

It's a pity he never has any of the more intelligent wingnuts on, that he goes for the idiots like O'Donnell and the braying numbskulls like Feehery.

It's especially infuriating when one of the loudmouths is on when he has a truly wonderful guest like Rushdie.

[winstars]

5. Tweety has him on a lot, another Asshole

[ProgressiveEconomist]

6. k&r--Thanks for the timely reminder

[CatWoman]

7. kick

:kick:

I had no idea John Legend was so deep

[fugop]

8. Chris Hayes seemed pretty good here!

He wasn't willing to cede ground even as the woman on the show kept pushing the "reasonable" both sides do it crap.

[CatWoman]

9. I was wondering

is Bob Costas a wingnut?

[pinboy3niner]

10. He said he tends to be a liberal, and he criticized W's tenure as a failure

From Wiki:

On May 26, 2007, Costas declared that the presidency of George W. Bush had "tragically failed."

Some people may wonder about the [political] feelings that I've expressed, and I won't get into all the particulars. I think it is now overwhelmingly evident, if you're honest about it, even if you're a conservative Republican, if you're honest about it, this is a failed administration. And no honest conservative would say that George W. Bush was among the 500 most qualified people to be President of the United States. That's not based on political leaning. If a liberal, and I tend to be liberal, disagrees with a conservative, they can still respect that person's competence and the integrity of their point of view. This administration can be rightly criticized by a fair-minded person smack in the middle of the political spectrum on a hundred different counts, and by now they're all self-evident."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Costas#cite_note-32