From fuck yeah dementia! via Funny Or Die (Tumblr).

It seems to me that the people who interrupt MSNBC’s Brian Moore are trying, in a civil manner, to get him to be quiet or leave so they can listen to Rep. Roy Blunt (R-MO) speak. (With the possible exception of the white-haired gentleman who walks by late in the clip. It sounds like he may have said “bullshit.” But like Maureen Dowd, I sometimes defer to the voices in my head– so I am going with “Bolshevik.”)

The disdain that Brian Moore and Norah O’Donnell show for these people, and their indignant, self-important horror at the interruptions are pretty comical.

I love how he springs, “Tell us what your thought is,” on the woman after she’s made it pretty clear she just wants him to be quiet or leave. Is that what MSNBC is there to report? How people feel about their disruptive reporting? This meta-reporting is making me dizzy…

Oh yeah– I think the people who call NBA games are “credentialed press” also, but they don’t broadcast from half-court in the middle of the game.

Via Breitbart.TV.

In one segment of “Countdown with Keith Olbermann,” the host struggles mightily to formulate a single coherent question or statement when he is not spinning off on bizarre, impertinent tangents.

Sublimate is a great word, but he clearly doesn’t know what it means so he probably shouldn’t use it.

In the first four minutes of Countdown with Keith Olbermann, I point out a little hypocrisy, misinformation and a general lack of integrity from the Sultan of Smug.

Beginning at 1:30, most of the footage from St. Louis is video I shot personally. I wonder if Keith knows he’s supporting terrorists by broadcasting their videos.