haha. Classic!

His “gut” told him something might happen. He never claimed to have inside knowledge. I think the joke is on those tweeters that don’t seem to listen very closely.

That said, he is still a toad, Mr.-Fact-Checking-Is-Not-My-Job.

That said, please don't make me defend Chuck Todd again!

They're are a few on that network I trust... he's certainly NOT one of them.

He told us (what we wanted to hear) every night for weeks that KKKarl (or whoever, been so long) would be indicted in 2 weeks that never came. All according to his "sources."

When it never happened, he blew the cover on his "sources," who turned out to be lawyers NOT connected to the case, who had VAST EXPERIENCE with cases in front of OTHER grand juries (not *this* one), who had NO direct contact with actual lawyers or jurors (verboten) or anybody else with direct knowledge.

In other damned words, SHUSTER's "sources" were lawyers who were acting as *PUNDITS* spouting their damned opinions without any direct reporting knowledge of anything!1

If they come true, you’re a genius. If they don’t, nobody remembers.

Hell, Jesus said that his second coming would occur and that people who were living as he spoke those words would witness his second coming. Never happened. But even though it never happened - and even though his totally wrong prediction is still printed in the Buy-bull - billions of people today believe Jesus is coming back. Why? Could it be that no one remembers predictions that don’t come true?