Countdown with Keith Olbermann, Episode 133: Marjorie Taylor Greene Has Mocked The Dead Of 9/11

EDIT: Just realized that I forgot to put in the iHeart link. Sorry about that.

Episode #133 of the Countdown podcast is up at iHeart Radio.

OnMy.FM link (which also links to his previous podcasts)

A preview from The Man:

A-Block

• (1:29) SPECIAL COMMENT: To try to score cheap political points about the downing of the Chinese Spy Balloon, Marjorie Taylor Greene stood before an Idaho Lincoln Day Dinner and defecated on the memory of the dead of 9/11 and the heroes of Flight 93. She actually claimed that the argument that shooting it down over the mainland was “bullshit” because “Do you guys remember on 9/11 when an airplane crashed in Pennsylvania? A jetliner? Remember that? It didn’t kill anybody on the ground! It killed everyone on board! But it didn’t kill anyone on the ground!” She must resign from Congress immediately, or be expelled, because even for her this is disgraceful and intolerable.

Good luck in your senior year, Keith.

B-Block

• (15:56) IN SPORTS: The “temporary” Extra Innings Ghost Runner becomes permanent. Baseball has always survived the idiocy of those who run it, as evidenced by the new research of how the old Washington Senators preferred Jim Busby to some guy named Mickey Mantle.
• (23:44) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Bono and U2 get in bed with a guy using illicit Facial Recognition technology; The College Board talks big, does nothing, to Ron DeFascist; the backlash over “The Black National Anthem” [“Lift Every Voice And Sing”] at the Super Bowl. Moron Benny Johnson not only says it should be illegal, but asks what if there were a “White National Anthem”. Have I got a surprise for Benny.

And if you want another reason to hate Kari Lake (Governor of Imaginary Arizona), she remained seating during the “Black National Anthem”. So I decided to annoy her again (in case she’s reading this).

(It took several tries to find a video that I could post here … The NFL is picky about copyright.)

Personally, it doesn’t do anything for me, but I can see how it does for others.

iHeart started playing the C-Block, then was interrupted for a commercial, then started the C-Block again. I’ve included the moment when it started the second time.

C-Block

• (32:15) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Daniel, in Magnolia, TX, and D and A Animal Rescue
• (33:36) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: It is now exactly 43 years since the masters of UPI Radio got the rookie — me — drunk at the 1980 Olympics and then sent me to cover the Men’s Downhill in the -50° wind chill of Whiteface Mountain. I somehow got myself there, but I did not get all my equipment with me and boy was THAT a surprise.

Well, that’s all the damage for now. Good morning, good afternoon, good night, and good luck.