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One of journalism's most provocative and outspoken voices, Keith Olbermann delivers independent, razor-sharp commentary on the top five news stories of the day, interviewing news subjects and regular guests and contributors. A long list of regular contributors includes filmmaker Michael Moore, Rolling Stone journalist Matt Taibbi; John Dean, former White House counsel to President Richard Nixon; comedian and activist Maysoon Zayid; Kate Sheppard, Mother Jones energy and investigative journalist and author Jeremy Scahill. Interspersed are such segments as "Worst Persons in the World," "Time Marches On" and Olbermann's occasional "Special Comment." The show's regular guest host is David Shuster. Written by Anonymous
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Keith Olbermann: Which of these stories will you be talking about tomorrow?
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The music used in the Worst Person in the World segment is Johann Sebastian Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor". See more »Quotes
[first lines]Keith Olbermann: Which of these stories will you be talking about tomorrow?
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Mr. Olbermann is smart, witty and funny.
He provides an alternative voice to the right wing domination that has lasted for years in the media.
Straight shooting, fresh, sharp and antagonistic against the Plutocrats that have seized our nation.
Lacking demagoguery, and the mythic trash that comes from the propagandized news from conservative opinions.
I enjoy Mr. Olbermann, and look forward to seeing him on other news venues. I feel he is the most interesting news person that has evolved in many years.