On this, we are in complete agreement!

:wink:

Unfortunately, snotty little Tucker has already landed on his feet.  And one of his new lairs is PBS.

Yeah, cut Now to half an hour after Moyers leaves, and give those 30 precious minutes to that sniveling loser.  Geeze, just imagine if PBS wasn’t so darn “liberal” ... maybe they’d feature Carlson and the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. 

What’s that you say??  The wingers running the WSJ already have a PBS show?  Wow, what a leftist network…

Apparently he is negotiating with MSNBC, too. They deserve each other.

PBS...pfffffbt. Going downhill. They’ll foul their nest with the likes of Tucker. They’ve forgotten (or abandoned) their roots. I’m not contributing anymore.

Well Jen, not sure if we agree for the same reasons, but I’ll take it. ;)

I just don’t like Tucker Carlson and there’s nothing I can say to dress it up. He’s a brat.

As for CNN...I hope they also get past the wall to wall coverage in the Kobe Bryant and Laci Petersen vein too. It would be refreshing if they just did news and kept their opinions to themselves. They used to do that pretty well. In the beginning.

I wish they’d dump Nancy Grace, too.

In the telecom industry there’s an acronym for what Ma Bell used to do: POTS (plain old telephone service).  I’d argue that maybe one of the cable networks should try that with news.  No opinion shows at all: just PONS (acronym free to CNN if they so desire).  Maybe fill an hour or two with state or regional news, for example.

Addendum: the Database word for this comment is “never.” Is that an editorial comment?

I’m still of the opinion that most of us are intelligent enough to understand unadulterated news. Just the news. Facts and figures. Without the pundits attempting to explain or spin the information into something that it either is not or more sensational than it is. Sometimes (often) news is just news.

Never is a long time. We be more optimistic than that.