Howie Kurtz, WPITW for comparing Sean Hannity's interview with Sarah Palin to the blue dress interview of Obama's lap dog and useful idiot Keith Olbermann. Last time I checked, Sean Hannity doesn't claim to be a "journalist" on a "news program".

After Merkle made a Fred Merkle reference, we got the Media Matters Minute.
Worse was Steve Doocy. Fixed News! [Ding!] Tax Cheat Olbermann stands up for Sir Al Franken, who may have had a hand in the opening sketch on this week's "Saturday Night Live." Looking at the gotcha paper, Krazy Legs trotted out the goofy dumb guy voice for Steve (again?). Karl Rove [ding!] works for FNC and McCain at the same time! Roger Ailes worked for Bush 41! Billo the Clown! [ding!] Fox Police Force!
Worser was a Columbia, South Carolina, city councilman. He got a DUI. Laughing stagehand thinks it's funny that the councilman got stuck on 33 in the arrest video. Another look to the gotcha papers, featuring a "hold on for this" upward finger point. The councilman, who is up for re-election, brought up Sarah Palin! So, that's why he's here! Palin attack!
Worst was Neil Cavuto. Fixed News! [Ding!] Blue blog source: Media Matters.
http://mediamatters.org/items/200809190021?f=h_clips
Neil Cavuto is racist! No, he isn't, but Master Brock thinks so. Therefore, so does Rip 'n Read. By the way, this was on Thursday's "Your World" and posted at MM Friday evening. And Olbermoronn didn't rip and read until now?

Paul Krugman and Olby? Oh joy!
Two moonbats who really annoy
Mister Madcow comes next
I'm still perplexed
Is that a man or twelve year old boy?

Is Olberdouche using (MS)NBC's "news show of record" for bubble gum card and Harry Potter stories again?

I doubt there will be a recap at this point. Too few of us have contributed, and what we've contributed is scarce.

Keith Olbermann smears Neil Cavuto as a racist for pointing out how the Democrats ruined the economy with Jimmy Carters awful mortgage plan and Bill Clintons awful mortgage plan. Bill Clinton created the CRA's that have bankrupted Wall Street. Of course Brocks web-site makes not mention of these dismal bills that have destroyed the economy or the millions of dollars the Government back institutions of Freddimac and Fannie Mae.

Mike's right. No recap tonight; not enough material. Thanks to Mike, and Katy and Factor, for doing your bit. Too bad you were alone.

I don't think I'll be able to recap tomorrow. I'm going to be out until 9:00 or so to engineer audio for a public access show taping. I probably won't be in a recapping mood when I get home. I'll want to get right to "The Factor." Friday night, I'll be preparing to go to Florida on Saturday. Then, next Monday and Tuesday, I'll be IN Florida. I return Wednesday afternoon and may end up recapping that night.

Right to my DVR of "The Factor."

It looks like we may need a "Maddow Watch" soon. She lies as bad as Olbermann!

Has Olby ever talked about his mother being tossed a baseball by Babe Ruth? You guys have been at this longer, but I don't recall this "story"---Babe Ruth played until 1935 and lived till '48, so I guess it could be true, but honestly, I can not recall Olbermann EVER mentioning this story, EVER!...anyway, here is a recent NYTimes story Olby wrote about Yankee Stadium:

Echoes in the Bronx
Where Have You Gone, Steve Souchock?

By KEITH OLBERMANN
Published: September 20, 2008

"...And my mother, less analytical but much more the fan, far more rooted in history, who once got a baseball flipped by Babe Ruth and, much later, got hit by one thrown by Chuck Knoblauch..."

http://tinyurl.com/5y5ly8

Dan Patrick must have got Olbermann some work at SI. Wow, he writes another baseball article. By the way, how completely narcissitic (not to mention LAZY) to show footage of something to did at CNN 25 years ago. LOSERS say 'WHAT"

The Goof That Changed the Game Story Highlights
By Keith Olbermann

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/magazine/09/23/merkle/

Finally, someone points out the obvious (from the National Review Online Blog):

"...Olbermann recalls the late 1960s and early 1970s, the last years of the original stadium, when his affluent family had box seats near the first-base dugout..."

Here's a link to the entire blog entry, pretty funny, the author is trying to make Olbermann's worst persons list.

http://tinyurl.com/3oc4r3