Tweety is outdoing himself tonight

[radiclib]

for full-blown obnoxiousness. He's in high-dudgeon about the botched AMA rollout, and can't stand the fact that no one has been fired.
Of course he doesn't let his guests get a word in edgewise, and I swear at one point he actually played a clip of his interview with the President, a lengthy and typically bloviating question, that left out the President's answer!
For the love of God, Chris, STFU.

[doc03]

1. How does he stay on TV?

[Arugula Latte]

2. I honestly don't know how anyone can stand to watch him more than a minute.

The constant interrupting -- what is the point of that? It adds nothing to the discourse and only makes my blood pressure spike.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

3. Thank you for watching so I don't have to.

[otohara]

4. Thanks For Warning

I wont' watch DVR recording.

[mstinamotorcity2]

5. He got on my last

nerve this evening so I turned him off.

[CK_John]

6. For the last couple of weeks Tweety is acting like he knows his play clock is running down to 0.

[notadmblnd]

7. He's a legend in his own mind.

And loves listening to himself talk.

[BlueStreak]

8. I almost drove into the ditch

I was coming home from a job and flipped on Sirius. I couldn't figure out why he was ranting about firing somebody. That whole conversation was so "October". I was about to flip over to the Pacers-Heat game (which the Pacers won BTW -- best record in the NBA) when he talked about how he got into the mind of Obama with penetrating questions in an interview. So I thought, "OK, I'd like to hear what Obama had to say to this self-absorbed asshole. I bet he politely blew him off."

So I listened for that cut. And Tweety just played his rambling question without a word of Obama's response.

What a narcissistic douche.

Really, there is very little reason to waste any time with MSNBC these days -- except occasionally for Rachael.