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(49,044 posts) Wed Aug 21, 2013, 08:13 PM Aug 2013

Oh, C'mon Chris Matthews. Why not welcome Ed to your time slot?

As you say, you keep talking all week, reminding us that your program will be broadcasted only once a day. Fine.

I don't know if I will watch Ed daily, will certainly catch him on occasion.

But when you keep saying that we will meet you only at 7:00 (ET), don't you think that many viewers are confused about what will take place at 5:00? Yeah, I get it. Not your job to explain this. But welcoming Ed would be.... generous.

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Oh, C'mon Chris Matthews. Why not welcome Ed to your time slot? (Original Post) question everything Aug 2013 OP

Yeah....kinda wondered about the no mention of Ed... SayitAintSo Aug 2013 #1

been wondering that also - back when Ed got the 7PM slot rurallib Aug 2013 #3

I'm certain Matthews has lost money with his show cut to only once a day. . . Journeyman Aug 2013 #2

Ah, but I am not in public the eye question everything Aug 2013 #4

SayitAintSo

(2,207 posts)

1. Yeah....kinda wondered about the no mention of Ed...

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Wed Aug 21, 2013, 08:21 PM

Aug 2013

Bad blood?

rurallib

(63,280 posts)

3. been wondering that also - back when Ed got the 7PM slot

Reply to SayitAintSo (Reply #1)

Wed Aug 21, 2013, 08:57 PM

Aug 2013

I wondered if the Tweets took it personal.

BTW, I sure miss TYT at that 7 (6 central) time.

Journeyman

(15,168 posts)

2. I'm certain Matthews has lost money with his show cut to only once a day. . .

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Wed Aug 21, 2013, 08:32 PM

Aug 2013

How magnanimous would you be, were your paycheck cut substantially?

(Oh, and for the record, I watch neither Matthews nor Schultz. I comment now only as an observer of the human condition.)

question everything

(49,044 posts)

4. Ah, but I am not in public the eye

Reply to Journeyman (Reply #2)

Wed Aug 21, 2013, 10:27 PM

Aug 2013

where adversaries are expected to appear happy and supporting. As in the losing party usually calls on the supporters to unite behind the winner.

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