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GP6971

(31,158 posts) Mon Jan 20, 2014, 09:04 PM Jan 2014

Well, I suspect the divorce of MSNBC and the Christie Administration is official

at least for now. I got home at 2PM (pacific) and Ed, Rev Al, Tweety and now Chris have all piled on the story. Can't wait to see Rachel and Lawerence

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Well, I suspect the divorce of MSNBC and the Christie Administration is official (Original Post) GP6971 Jan 2014 OP

Don't wait for Rachel...Chris Hayes is sticking in the knife HipChick Jan 2014 #1

Good to hear GP6971 Jan 2014 #4

I feel the same way. NCarolinawoman Jan 2014 #9

Will Mika get custody of the doughnuts? 11 Bravo Jan 2014 #2

And who will get custody of Joe???? CherokeeDem Jan 2014 #5

Circling back around to interview Steve Kornacki...Chris is building it up libdem4life Jan 2014 #3

I'm sure Morning DI Joe and his pet Mika will stay on their knees. nt valerief Jan 2014 #6

oh, i bet the gubnor tunes in for his morning mika / joe stroking....three hours worth every morn spanone Jan 2014 #7

I've been thinking all day that I am Cha Jan 2014 #8

You're welcome. n/t GP6971 Jan 2014 #10

Yes, it's much more worthwhile than covering things like the loss of Open Internet Armstead Jan 2014 #11

Can't disagree with you there. n/t GP6971 Jan 2014 #12

HipChick

(25,485 posts)

1. Don't wait for Rachel...Chris Hayes is sticking in the knife

Reply to GP6971 (Original post)

Mon Jan 20, 2014, 09:05 PM

Jan 2014

He's laying it out very logically too..

GP6971

(31,158 posts)

4. Good to hear

Reply to HipChick (Reply #1)

Mon Jan 20, 2014, 09:09 PM

Jan 2014

I didn't like his show when he first started. Now he appears to much more into it. I look forward to his show every day

NCarolinawoman

(2,825 posts)

9. I feel the same way.

Reply to GP6971 (Reply #4)

Mon Jan 20, 2014, 11:25 PM

Jan 2014

He seemed too jumpy at first and lacking in a sense of humor. I was also resentful that he replaced Big Ed.

He is still high energy but seems to have settled in. To use that old expression: he has "found his groove".