News about Keith Olbermann

After revealing that an interview she conducted with President Joe Biden was scripted, former ESPN anchor Keith Olbermann chastised his former co-worker Sage Steele. Steele, who has since left ESPN, told FOX News Digital that she was not permitted to ask follow-up questions or deviate from the script. 'That was an amazing experience in its own right,' Steele said.

After he posted that former President Trump's 'always the desire' former President Trump will be assassinated, former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann became outraged and asked for him to be barred from X.

Olbermann (pictured left), a long-serving media personality in sports and democratic politics, now hosts a podcast and regularly posts his views on social media. At an Ohio rally on Saturday, the ex-SportsCenter host, 65, was reacting to a video shared by a Biden-Harris campaign account in which Trump talked about how he was like former President Abraham Lincoln. Trump referred to how Andrew Jackson and Lincoln were the worst treated presidents in their time, saying, 'no one comes near to Trump,' triggering the account to point out that Lincoln was assassinated.

HAMMER: Democrats' worst fears have finally come true. They're being coerced to win the 2024 election at the poll box, not in the courthouse. Oh, the horror! 'Ultimately, it'll be up to American voters to save our democracy in November,' dejected Colorado State Secretary of State Jena Griswold said on Monday, just hours after the Supreme Court unanimously denied her harrassed proposal to boot Trump from the state ballot.' "I do agree that states under our Constitution should be able to prohibit oath-breaking rebels from inciting oath-breaking insurrectionists,' she argued. Too bad nine justices were selected by Republicans and Democrats, who voted against it. The researchers found that a "patchwork" system of 50 politically influenced people unilaterally selecting and deciding who Americans can and cannot vote for would be an anti-democratic abomination. However, Democrats and their anti-Trump complicities were never going to let common sense get in the way of a good time, whether it's through the courts, state legislatures, Russian collusion probes, or Pink Pussy Hat marches.

KENNEDY : As an MSNBC columnist and Rolling Stone's editor-in-chief hosted a bash in Carroll's honor at a trendy Lower East Side bar, this parade of disgrace culminated in one of the most embarrassing left-wing elephant walks in history. Those who were in attendance were among the dimmest lights liberal intelligentsia has to offer, like aging sock puppet Lawrence O'Donnell. (Keith Olbermann must have been hard on Googling Ann Coulter photos) Oh, how the champagne must have been poured. They were finally able to do what democracy couldn't. They took down Trump, saved America, the planet, and the universe in a swoop. Except, of course, they did not do anything of the sort. They'll know they haven't achieved a darn thing when the Chablis buzz wears off. In fact, they've made it even more likely that Trump will rise once more - all the way to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The Big Orange honey badger's most recognizable political message has always been that the obnoxious media jet jet-setters, hedonist high society, and even the United States' court system are all stacked against him.

A Harvard professor has apologised for implying that the Hamas attack on Israel, which has been described as the deadliest attack on Israel in years, was an effort to distract Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 'own deceitful behavior. Laurence Tribe, a Harvard Emeritus Professor who teaches constitutional law, made the remark on X, formerly Twitter, only hours after a surprise Hamas attack on Israel early Saturday morning that saw terrorists open fire killing scores of civilians and soldiers along the Gaza strip. Tribe expressed sorrow for what he described as 'ill-informed' and quickly deleted the article, but those who saw it were outraged, calling the professor a "idiot" who must "go commit" himself somewhere. Keith Olbermann, a liberal political commentator, also condemned Tribe's claims, calling it'moronic and indefensible,' Fox News reported.

Aaron Rodgers' torn Achilles was not triggered by his refusal to get vaccinated or his experiments with ayahuasca, and, according to the injured New York Jets quarterback, "anyone who believes such nonsense is a 'bum.' Rodgers talked with Pat McAfee on ESPN in his first interview since suffering a season-ending injury just four plays into his Jets career. Earlier this week, Kelly, the son of former New York City Police commissioner Ray Kelly, entertained the argument that Rodgers' injury was the result of drug use and a lack of Christian faith on the quarterback's part.

After Aaron Rodgers' horrific Achilles injury, Keith Olbermann mocked him, claiming that the quarterback's refusal to use the Covid vaccine is to blame. Rodgers' rookie with the New York Jets lasted about three minutes before being suspended and suspended from Monday night's game against the Buffalo Bills. Fears of missing the entire season prompted the 39-year-old's MRI scan on Tuesday.

Former pitcher David Wells hasn't found himself in a high-profile social media controversy a day after making national headlines for making outspoken remarks during the New York Yankees' "Old Timers Day" festivities. Wells began a back-and-forth with former ESPN and MSNBC personality Keith Olbermann on X after Olbermann mocked Wells' remarks about refusing to drink Bud Light due to the company's relationship with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Olbermann had screenshotted a passage on Wells, saying he did not drink Bud Light and then wrote the following sentence: 'Bulls*** @BoomerWells33 will drink wood alcohol,' according to the caption. 'It's yet another fucking scam.'

Of all the things a sports announcer can be banned for, simply pointing out their team's poor reputation in one particular building has to be one of the most bizarre reasons. Kevin Brown, the Baltimore Orioles' play-by-play voice, has been away from his television appearances since July 23 of this year. He has been off the air completely since July 26, after a brief stint on radio. Brown has been suspended after making remarks during a road series against the Tampa Bay Rays, first broken by Awful Awful Awful, citing a poor run by the team when visiting Tropicana Field.

Prominent liberals are already celebrating Tucker Carlson's surprise Fox News ouster, with The View's ladies leading the charge with an on-air Mexican wave. The reaction, seen on Monday morning, came barely after Fox released a statement announcing they had 'parted ways' with the talking head, causing a slew of left-leaning figures such as Jon Stewart to take to Twitter to remark on the decision. Other people to celebrate the host's nixing included George Takei and Keith Olbermann, apart from the former show host, who famously clashed with Carlson on a 2004 episode of Crossfire due to his controversial style of interviewing.

Musk, the world's richest man and administrator of Twitter, which he bought for $44 billion in October, has been banned from the social media platform for violating an individual's personal information without permission, also known as 'doxxing.' Since the inception of social media, football followers have taken to tracking private planes to see where their transfer targets are headed.

In an interview on Sunday, the network's chief executive addressed his reaction to the network's featured voices after being selected to take the reins this year. Since being pushed by Licht, who has encouraged hosts such as Don Lemon and Jim Acosta away from opinionated reporting, which has been particularly prevalent during Donald Trump's campaign and presidency, he has seen a string of dramatic shifts. Licht has redesigned the newsroom with a series of recruitment, firings, and on-air shuffles, which have seen him condemned by left-wingers like ex-colleague Keith Olbermann (bottom right) and gun activist Sharron Watts (bottom right). Licht, 51, responded to the disapproval on Sunday by denying plans such as lemon's removal from primetime and tagging Jake Tapper to temporarily fill Chris Cuomo's old slot, a failed experiment that lasted just a month.

Olbermann, the moderate senator's current host, expressed disappointment with him by claiming that she was even more liberal than him. The former SportsCenter and Countdown anchor was reacting to Sinema's address in Kentucky, where she applauded Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell for restoring the 60-vote threshold for all nominations and judicial candidates. "When we dated, in 2010-11, Kyrsten was a legitimate progressive, far to my left," Olbermann wrote. Now she has joined the Political Industry, where there is only process, not police, and never people.'

On Thursday, Keith Olbermann, a writer and podcaster (left), slammed CNN's announcement of a new morning show starring Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins, and Poppy Harlow (top right). Olbermann, a broadcaster who worked for MSNBC from 2003-2011, said the program was a silly proposal from CNN's new chief Chris Licht (bottom right) - who worked at MSNBC from 2005-2011. He referred to his ex colleague as an idiot, claiming he 'used to eat paste.' Olbermann, a noted left-leaning commentator, referred to reports that Licht was planning to move CNN away from its Trump-critical role and toward a more centrist approach.