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Line 5: − ==Olbermann Controversy==+ − Keith Olbermann has been the repeated center of tension in the MSNBC family. MSNBC finally responded to bi-partisan complaints regarding Olbermann's recent coverage of the Republican National Convention (RNC), by demoting him from anchoring any further political events this year. Also on the chopping block, was Keith's partner in crime: Chris Matthews. <ref>msnbc.com</ref>
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<ref>Keith Olbermann ... is notorious for anti-Bush, anti-conservative rants. [http://newsbusters.org/blogs/brad-wilmouth] </ref>
<ref>Keith Olbermann ... is notorious for anti-Bush, anti-conservative rants. [http://newsbusters.org/blogs/brad-wilmouth] </ref>
formerly a sportscaster on ESPN. He currently hosts ''Countdown,'' a nightly news and commentary program on [[MSNBC]]. Olbermann's show is known for liberal analysis of the issues, with [[conservatives]] rarely being invited to discuss news events. Olbermann is also a co-host of NBC's ''Football Night in America''.
formerly a sportscaster on ESPN. He currently hosts ''Countdown,'' a nightly news and commentary program on [[MSNBC]]. Olbermann's show is known for liberal analysis of the issues, with [[conservatives]] rarely being invited to discuss news events. Olbermann is also a co-host of NBC's ''Football Night in America''.
==Olbermann sees conspiracies==
==Olbermann sees conspiracies==