Late Show – Brian Williams on Obama’s Botched Oath of Office

Jeff had never seen Williams like this before and kept on being amazed at how funny he was.

Exactly how bad is the economy?

So bad, that NBC hasn’t sold all it’s Super Bowl ad time yet. Ow.

A week before Super Bowl XLIII, NBC is still in “active negotiations” to sell its last few commercial spots.

That’s why some advertising wags are calling Super Bowl 2009 the Economy Bowl.

This close to game time, it’s unusual to have any of the 67 time slots unsold.

The network, which will show next Sunday’s game between the Arizona Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Steelers, had no trouble getting takers for its record-high $3 million-per-half-minute spots � before Labor Day.

After that, sales fizzled along with the economy.

Today Stopthepresses does its imitation of the mainstream media from the previous 6 months and into the near future

Obama is shining. Obama is unblemished. Obama is brilliant. Obama is astounding. Obama is dazzling. Obama is miraculous. Obama is amazing. Obama is phenomenal. Obama is beautiful. Obama is handsome. Obama is articulate. Obama is eloquent. Obama is moving. Obama is God. Obama is the answer to all your problems. Obama is athletic. Obama is nimble. Obama is unsullied. Obama is a genius. Obama is a whiz kid. Obama is black. Obama is white. Obama is generous. Obama is kind. Obama is bighearted. Obama is giving. Obama is astonishing. Obama is marvelous. Obama is spectacular. Obama is awe-inspiring. Obama is splendid. Obama is fabulous. Obama is extraordinary. Obama is wonderful. Obama is amazing. Obama is stunning. Obama is splendid. Obama is not Bush.

SUPPORTER; "OBAMA CHOSEN BY GOD"

From the Chicago Sun-Times article: Road Trip to the White House: Obama ‘chosen by God’ Margie Edwards, 78, of Chicago stated, “I think that he was chosen by God. And I hope when he makes his speech, that the first thing he says is, ‘Thank God.’ Because I do believe that this is his time, this is his season, and that he can make the change he’s been talking about.” ***********************************************

Oh lady, oh lady, oh lady, oh lady, oh lady

Nice lady.

Ah, we don’t like to disappoint little old ladies, but we have a picture to prove who chose Obama as President. Click on it if you need a closer look.

BREAKING! Countdown w/ Keith Olbermann will be on *NBC* Sunday!!!!!!!!

Mega thanks to Bluedaze for scooping this!

OH FREAKIN ROCK!!!!!!!!!!
Other than Keith, these here internetS and liberal talk like Air America (mainly Randi “My Future Wife” Rhodes, Thom Hartmann & Rachel Maddow) and others like Mike Malloy, Stephanie “My Other Future Wife” Miller, Bill Press, etc., there would be ZERO truth available to this country and we would be so F’ed, and up shmit’s creek with a turd for a paddle.
Good on NBC for having the SPINE to actually do this!
SUCK ON THIS HARD BILL O’LIEly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Official press release

SPECIAL EDITION OF “COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN” TO AIR ON NBC SUNDAY AUGUST 26 AT 7 PM ET/6 PM CT

SECAUCUS, N.J., August 20, 2007 � MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann will bring his unique take on the day’s events, from politics to pop culture, to a primetime network audience this Sunday night. A special edition of “Countdown with Keith Olbermann” will air on Sunday, August 26th at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT on NBC, leading into the network’s “Sunday Night Football” pre-season NFL matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers, live at 8 p.m. ET. Olbermann is joining the network’s “Football Night in America” studio team this season. The special edition of “Countdown” will be broadcast live from MSNBC’s studios.

“Countdown’s” network debut comes on the heels of the program’s stellar performance this year. According to Nielsen Media Research, the program attracted 721,000 viewers in July, up an incredible 88% over July 2006. “Countdown” continues to be the number two cable news program at 8 p.m. ET, beating CNN by a 20% margin for the year.

“I’m delighted we’re getting a chance to show off in a bigger storefront window,” said Olbermann. “It’s much better than trying to take it door-to-door. I do advise new viewers to sit well back from their screens.”