Olbermann Slams NY Times Article Claiming FNC/MSNBC Truce, Attacks ‘Racist Clown’ O’Reilly – Video Added
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Rupert Murdoch, left, and Jeffrey Immelt
On Monday’s Countdown show, MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann disputed a claim by a New York Times article that there exists a truce between FNC and MSNBC as he accused the Times’s Brian Stelter of ignoring Olbermann’s denial that such a truce existed, and contended that the story must be based on the Countdown host’s own pledge from June 1 to discontinue Bill O’Reilly’s inclusion in the show’s regular “Worst Person in the World” segment because Olbermann blamed O’Reilly for abortion Doctor George Tiller’s assassination.
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During Monday’s “Worst Person” segment, Olbermann awarded the third place dishonor to Stelter: “Mr. Stelter asked me at least twice last week if there was such a deal, and I told him on and off the record there was not, and I told him I rather obviously would have to be a party to such a deal, and I told him that not only wasn’t I, but I had not even been asked to be by my bosses. And he printed it anyway, and I had even written to him that this was merely a misinterpretation of an announcement I made here on June 1 that because Bill O’Reilly of Fox News had abetted the assassination of Dr. George Tiller, he’d become too serious to joke about…”

