In full retreat, a humiliated and somber Ed Schultz opened his MSNBC show on Wednesday night by apologizing to Laura Ingraham for using, on his radio show, “vile and inappropriate language” to describe her, language he did not repeat. On Tuesday, the left-wing host had slimed the conservative talk radio host as a “right-wing slut” and a “radio slut.” (After Schultz’s statement, Thomas Roberts hosted the rest of the hour.) Schultz pleaded: “I am deeply sorry, and I apologize. It was wrong, uncalled for and I recognize the severity of what I said. I apologize to you, Laura, and ask for your forgiveness.” He added that “I also met with management here at MSNBC, and understanding the severity of the situation and what I said on the radio and how it reflected terribly on this company, I have offered to take myself off the air for an indefinite period of time with no pay.” The official NBC management statement, however, said he had agreed to “one week of unpaid leave.”
Continue reading …In full retreat, a humiliated and somber Ed Schultz opened his MSNBC show on Wednesday night by apologizing to Laura Ingraham for using, on his radio show, “vile and inappropriate language” to describe her, language he did not repeat. On Tuesday, the left-wing host had slimed the conservative talk radio host as a “right-wing slut” and a “radio slut.” (After Schultz’s statement, Thomas Roberts hosted the rest of the hour.) Schultz pleaded: “I am deeply sorry, and I apologize. It was wrong, uncalled for and I recognize the severity of what I said. I apologize to you, Laura, and ask for your forgiveness.” He added that “I also met with management here at MSNBC, and understanding the severity of the situation and what I said on the radio and how it reflected terribly on this company, I have offered to take myself off the air for an indefinite period of time with no pay.” The official NBC management statement, however, said he had agreed to “one week of unpaid leave.”
Continue reading …“American Idol” judge Steven Tyler performed “Dream On” during Wednesday’s season finale. (May 26)
Continue reading …Celebrities including Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Jack Black and Judas Priest wowed audiences during Wednesday’s star-studded “American Idol” finale. (May 26)
Continue reading …Storm chasers recorded a powerful tornado in Chickasha, Oklahoma southwest of Oklahoma City. Authorities say a woman died when a tornado hit a mobile home park there, while a dozen people were injured, and hundreds were displaced. (May 25)
Continue reading …The search for missing victims of Joplin’s lethal twister inched forward methodically on Wednesday, with residents refusing to abandon hope even as rescuers prepared to go over ground searched as many as three times already. (May 25)
Continue reading …Nearly nine years after she was abducted at knifepoint from her bed, Elizabeth Smart watched Wednesday as a federal judge ordered a street preacher to spend the rest of his life in prison for kidnapping and raping her. (May 25)
Continue reading …A rescued polar bear cub is thriving at the Alaska Zoo but federal wildlife officials said Wednesday they briefly considered trying to reunite the wild tyke with its mother after the adult bear was spotted on sea ice. (May 25)
Continue reading …Rescuers refused to be deterred from their efforts to find survivors beneath Joplin’s piles of tornado rubble, even as the death toll rose Wednesday to 125. No new survivors had been pulled from the wreckage but determined crews carried on. (May 25)
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