Russell Brand Talks To Seymour Hersh About the Attack on the Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
We also get a brief history lesson from the famed journalist:
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R.I.P.: Tim Russert
The Washington Bureau Chief and Meet the Press moderator was 58 . And although Russert may have occasionally ticked of progressives, the condolences have been honest , sympathetic , and void of spite . All I can say it that while his style of "you said this/did this back then, but now you say this/do this" became gimmicky, no one did it better. No one . Next to attending church, watching him on MTP was an enjoyable Sunday tradition. His shoes will be hard to fill.
Everyone's Trying to Grab That Hanging Fruit...
John Dickerson thinks that other than her fellow Democratic candidates ( and Tim Russert ), Hillary Clinton was also debating herself . Meanwhile, Joe Biden and Rudy Giuliani go at it ...and Giuliani's camp manages to not use "9/11," which is surprising.
Russert vs. Colbert
Tim Russert struggled to have a serious interview with the-always-funny-and-entertaining Stephen Colbert about his bid to run for president. It's didn't always work. Part One: Classic Moment: when Colbert compares Social Security and pensions to "tipping a waiter." Can't wait for a real neo-conservative to pick that talking point up and start using it like it was their idea. And Part Two: Best Quote From Colbert: "I don't listen to what I say."