Flashback:

"I personally believe that US Americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have maps, and I believe that our education, such, South Africa and Iraq everywhere like, such as, and I believe that they should, our education over here in the US should help the US, or should help South Africa, and should help the Iraqi nation countries, so we can be able to build up our future... for our...."

Is she a writer, for NBC?

Wow... They gave him the floor. Free to spout for 4+ minutes.

Try that with a conservative and see how long it takes Mika to interrupt..

Back into the shadows she will go.

"The People" have a few allies in "the government". DeMint is on of them.

Vindagor... both networks have "politically active" hosts. Fox has Hannity, Beck, and Huckabee, while MSNBC has Larry, (ODonnell), Curly (Shultz), and Moe (Moddow).

I just thought of that while typing... I'm hilarious!

Beautiful compilation!!!

Rodman came on to plug a charity. I don't know why Hannity didn't focus on that, and kept asking about Rodmans personal life. He was there to raise attention to a charity.

Here, I'll do Hannity's job: http://www.rodmancharities.com/

Day #1 since the MSNBC host declared an end to his hate.

I can do countdowns too, Mr. Olbermann. We'll see how long this last.

Other than the clear ethical bending these people do by hiring non-union protesters, I think the guy leaning on the pole showed a lot of restraint. He talked big at first, but kept his cool in the end.

I love how Barney interrupts, and then when his opponent tries to regain control of his own answer, Barney asks about the rules of interruption.

so pathetic... I don't understand what his district sees in him.