I use to text him questions for his show and he would always answer back and thank me. Rest in peace Ed. Thank you.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/ed...D=ansmsnnews11
Printable View
I use to text him questions for his show and he would always answer back and thank me. Rest in peace Ed. Thank you.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/ed...D=ansmsnnews11
What a shock. He was a stand-up guy and an ace newsman and host. RIP.
He was an excellent individual. He was a fighter.......I like fighters!Quote:
Originally Posted by sansradio
Wow! I had forgotten all about him. He was part of the great days at MSNBC. I like that he spoke to the working class, something we sure could have used during the last election cycle.
R.I.P., Ed!
I was just sitting here wondering how someone dies of natural causes as the age of 64, but then I saw that he was once a football player.
I totally agree with your comment. He was an icon. Another icon that used to be on MSNBC was Melissa Harris Perry. I really adored her and respected her. She was so good. Her departure left a big void.Quote:
Originally Posted by sansradio
We do however have up and coming star hosts these days at MSNBC. Ari Melber is really superb and also Steve Kornacki is top shelf. I wish he had his own show. He really deserves it. These are two of the best IMO.
I agree with your posts about those journalistic stars on MSNBC.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodward
I know lots of folks hate on Rachelle Maddow. But I'm a news junkie and she's so wonky it's like savoring a chocolate sundae in summer!
And the superfine, super-intelligent Tamryn Hall! Think she's on CBS now.