Don't know if she was fired or quit, but this is @#%&*# at least from TV. Melissa Harris-Perry will not be back on MSNBC. On Sunday morning, two days after the host's private fight with management went public, an MSNBC spokesman confirmed that the channel is "parting ways" with her. Earlier in the morning, Harris-Perry posted a photo on Twitter and said "Farewell #Nerdland," a nickname for her weekend show, "Melissa Harris-Perry." "Inviting diverse new voices to table was a privilege," she tweeted. "Grateful for years of support and criticism." Harris-Perry confirmed to CNNMoney that her representatives are in talks with MSNBC about an exit deal.
I got rid of my TV 7 years ago when it changed over to digital, so my news sources have mostly been talk radio and computer, so this is news to me. Ha, ha!
Yeah, "angry black woman" wasn't good for MSNBC. She should join the news crew on the BET network. It's a better fit.
Why is she so angry? She had a prime time forum to say whatever she wanted...the problem is no one wanted to hear her unique brand of stupidity.
DOJ Exonerates Clinton's Handling Of Email But Few Report It By Karoli Kuns It's a disgrace that the only "major" media outlet to report this was the right-wing Washington Times. After months of having Hillary Clinton's email non-scandal gracing every major media outlet in the country, not one single Beltway reporter caught this one until the Washington Times did. And even after they did, no one reported it until late Friday, when Buzzfeed and Chris Hayes managed to scrounge a report about it. That's a disgrace. In a little noticed brief, filed on Wednesday to a federal court, Department of Justice lawyers outlined a comprehensive defense of the contentious decision by Hillary Clinton to wipe the private email server she used as secretary of state: The attorneys assert that, regardless of whether she used a personal or government account, Clinton was within her legal right to handpick the emails that qualified as federal records — and to delete the ones she deemed personal. “There is no question that former Secretary Clinton had authority to delete personal emails without agency supervision — she appropriately could have done so even if she were working on a government server,” write the Justice Department attorneys, representing the State Department in the brief. The lawyers add that under policies issued by the State Department and by NARA, the National Archives and Records Administration, government employees “are permitted and expected to exercise judgment to determine what constitutes a federal record.” Can someone please tell me why there's always extra air time for the likes of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz and breathless reports about why Hillary might go to jail, but when the official legal opinion of the United States Department of Justice comes out, there's radio silence? (It's rhetorical. We all know the answer.) This coverage has been an utter disgrace right from the beginning, and it's not just doing harm to her candidacy. It's doing harm to our democracy. Imagine what they'll do to Bernie Sanders or any other candidate they view as a serious threat to a Republican presidency. http://crooksandliars.com/2015/09/doj-exonerates-clintons-handling-email-few