I've never watched Keith Olbermann

[undeterred]

because I don't have cable television. I didn't realize it was a requirement. Rachel either. :shrug:

[fishwax]

1. who said it was a requirement?

:shrug:

[CanonRay]

2. Not a requirement, but one of the few things worth watching

Past tense, of course.

[lunatica]

3. You've missed two excellent Progressives

If you did watch you'd like them if you're a liberal or a progressive.

[arcane1]

4. It can be watched on various sites online

I've never watched a show either, but I've seen many various clips on YouTube over the years.

I like them and their shows, but I'm not really a tv person, don't even own one.

[otohara]

13. You Can Watch Live Online

http://www.zahipedia.com/2010/01/28/online-msnbc-news-live-msnbc-live-news/

[mdmc]

5. ditto

r

[Motown_Johnny]

6. there are links

http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-msnbc.html

[aquart]

7. I don't have cable . I watch it online.

Anyone can watch it online an hour later.

[jannyk]

8. I don't have cable or satellite either - I watch online. eom

[Dappleganger]

9. Oh dear.

Have an apple.

[Liberal_in_LA]

10. I have cable but never watch either.

[bluestate10]

11. I have watched Keith's show.

He grows a bit tiring because of the antics like throwing paper and the voices that he makes on occasion. Keith let Palin, Bachman and Angel off the hook with the voice shit. The guy is an enormous television presence, very bright. If he would stop some of the over the top antics and the voices and focus on skewing wingnuts with his enormous analysis and logic, I would not only watch his show every night but tape them for additional watching during non show hours.

[customerserviceguy]

12. I've seen him a few times

and I didn't miss him when Comcast cut off my 'free' MSNBC.

I did miss Rachel, though.