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Starting off we have the House passing a bill partially funding the war up until the end of July, at which time Bush is suppose to provide a progress report. Don't look for the Senate to pass it and if they do Bush will veto it. The visit by the Republicans to the White House may have been nothing more than grandstanding. General Batiste is fired by CBS for appearing in a Vote Vets ad. A funny segment on Dueling Gonzaleses. Keith does a bit on Family Guy.

Republicans go to the White House and tell Bush he has no credibility on the Iraq war. Uh...huh. Tell us something we don't know. Attacks in Iraq are up since the beginning of the surge. Some Generals take Bush to task over the Iraq War. Fredo Gonzales is headed back to the hill. O.J. is asked to leave a restaurant and he cries racism. American Idol become I-dull.

KEITH GENZLINGER'S band IN FULL SWING and singer PAIGE AUSTIN perform Chatanuga ChooChoo and Beauty and the Beast at an outdoor summer concert 2006. (You can spot the leader, Keith, playing the valve trombone in the band.)

This delightful band performs OVER THE RAINBOW at an outdoor summer concert. IN FULL SWING is led by Keith Genzlinger, who plays a valve trombone; singer is Paige Austin

Here is Tuesday's program. Better late than never. To find out what it's about check the opening of the show. My glasses are broken and I can't see a freaking thing.

Three leading peace activists (Mike Farrell, Jello Biafra, and Keith Gordon) attack the motives and consequences of the U.S. War in Iraq. With a body count of nearly three thousand U.S. soldiers, the U.S. invasion of Iraq has been seen by many as the ultimate folly of the Bush Administration. Now in the documentary "WHOSE WAR?" three leading American anti-war activists gather to disect the motives and fatal consequences of this, America's most controversial conflict since Vietnam. We follow musician and satirist Jello Biafra (former lead singer of THE DEAD KENNEDEYS) as he lampoons the Bush presidency during a packed California concert, then answers direct questions from our filmmakers. Mike Farrel (from tv's M*A*S*H and PROVIDENCE) finds evidence of purely cynical motives in "Mr. Bush's war," while leading director Keith Gordon (from tv's HOUSE) describes a self-serving and ultimately petty man in the nation's highest office. The views of this though-provoking trio makes "WHOSE WAR?" fascinating viewing.

More at http://www.MaddowFans.com // Rachel Maddow joins Keith Olbermann to discuss whether the attorney firing scandal may be part of a larger effort to suppress Democratic votes.

So what do I have for you today? Kansas, the state that votes about 90 percent Republican (well, at least 70 per cent) regardless of how crappy the candidate is finally gets screwed by Bush. With National Guard troops and needed equipment in Iraq, there is nobody to clean up the mess left by a major tornado. Gonzogate is back. The attorney firing scandal may be part of what was a wide plan to suppress Democratic voters at the poll. Keith and Rachael Maddow discuss. The Yankees pay an obscene amount of money to a 44 year old pitcher to pitch for half of a year. When you have money to burn, I guess you burn. I mean, has Roger Clemens suddenly become impoverished that he really needs to do this? And now you know why I am no longer a baseball fan. Ridiculous. Bush insults the Queen, Lou Dobbs and Bill Orally make worst persons list.

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Hillary Clinton wants to de-authorize the war in Iraq. Keith Comments on the Republican Debate. All you need to know about that is if you are a white male who believes a woman's place is on a Betty Crocker box, or if you want to double up the deaths in Iraq, if you are anti-stem cell research, if you like us to be beholding to big corporations and big business, if you believe some lawmaker knows more about what a woman should be able to do with her body more than her or her doctor , if you don't believe in the separation of church and state, then vote for one of these idiots. More on Karl Rove's involvement in Gonzogate. A segment on the the police attacking protestors in L.A. Britney gives a very short concert and it's 45 days in the pokey for Paris Hilton. Oddball plays of the month.

Tonight: Democrats and Republicans meet with Bush to try and move forward after his veto, but bush wants to go backwards. Did Monica Goodling break the law? The Police charged a crowd with tear gas and now warning. Imus suing CBS over dismissal. Dry Cleaner gets sued over a lost pair of pants for millions of dollars. And Idol jumps the shark.

Most of Keith's show has to do with two subjects. The anniversary of Bush walking out on an aircraft carrier in a flight suit and declaring Mission Accomplished. Olbermann also covers Bush's veto of a troop funding Bill that would also have set a timeline to bring the troops home. On another story, we are back to Gonzales Gate and how Gonzales gave two subordinates the power to hire people whose only requisite for the job was whether or not they were loyal Bushies. At one point it becomes rather clear that we are not that far removed from resembling the Old Soviet Union as a country.

Keith is back and he is back with a Vengeance. Tonight, 22 per cent of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. But...George and Laura suffer the most while they dance. Why is Rudy going back to the politics of fear? Keith puts him in his place with a special commentary. The Factor Fiction returns and Keith explains why Billo hates being quoted.....accurately. Rosie calls it a day on the view and so much more. Good show.

Keith is still gone, but I know he is going to co-host the pre and post debate shows on Thursday. There will certainly be no countdown that day. But again Alison is here to fill in ably. Check out her blouse. I know it won't be the same on here but that color she is wearing literally popped out of my big screen today. A bit much for a news person but who cares. Just watch the beginning for a rundown of stories but John Mellencamp is a guest.

Yes, Keith is gone again. But we'll upload this one anyway simply because I find Stewart to be an efficient replacement. Okay, I admit it. I think she's hot. Stories: The war debate continues. Bush stands by his man Fredo. A bomb goes off in Washington.....it's name was Rich Little. Karl Rove vs. Sheryl Crow. News on the Blue Angels crash.

More at http://www.MaddowFans.com // Rachel Maddow guest appearance on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann (4/23/07). Topic: Bush stands by Alberto Gonzales.

Louis meets the ventriloquist who no longer enjoys the TV light entertainment limelight (and can't hide his bitterness about that) but is still earning a good living. He has a flash car, an ex-model missus, a large home and a role in Crewe's pantomime.

Wrapping up another week of Olbermann. The president wants us to take our time in Iraq. What's a few deaths to someone who spent his National Guard Days drinking and carousing, with a war called Viet Nam never occupying that vast empty space in his head. Harry Reid says the war is unwinnable. Well, it is. So why the fuss for pointing out the obvious. Troops get an extra day off for every month served. A segment on talking your way into trouble with three contestants. Paul Wolofowitz's continual troubles. Alec Baldwin's rant against his daughter. All that, and animals on the loose in Oddball, O'Reilly and Limbaugh are back in the worse persons segment.

A good program for you tonight. We start off with poor Fredo Gonzales who testifies in front of the Senate. It seems on his way there he was hit on the head by a falling coconut and developed amnesia....about 74 times. This of course sets up a great classic Olbermann investigative segment on the Bush Administration equivalent of The Dog Ate My Homework. That alone makes this one of the better shows in a while. John Dean stops by later to talk about all of this. The fallout from NBC's and other networks decision to broadcast Virginia Tech Killer Cho Seung-hui's murderous manifesto. Keith shows the pros and cons. Oddball is back with flying pizza, as it Keith's Worst Person in the World. It seems among other things, Bill O'Reilly likes having people stalked who don't agree with him. Keith and Maria Malito bid a fond farewell to Sanjayjay and report on the Simon Cowell eyeroll. Fasten your seatbelts, it's time for Olbermann.

Day three on the Virginia Tech story but this time there's more. A package delivered to NBC headquarters was sent there by gunman in between the shooting of his two first victims and the others. It includes pictures, videos, and a written manifesto.

More on the Virginia Tech Shooting. Keith takes time to do the story I've been waiting for-Why the shooting in Virginia resonates, and why do we have such a disconnect with the deaths in Iraq. A little bit of Fredo Gonzalez and worst persons segment returns.

Most of this show revolves around the shootings at Virginia Tech and little else.

Two shows from early April. Sorry about the delay but had technical problems this past week.

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Rachel Maddow guest appearance on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann (4/5/07). Topic: Democratic fundraising.

First he said he did, then he said he didn't...

Maybe I'll have better luck with this one than I did last night which took almost 24 hours to be processed. Keep your fingers crossed. Stories: Bush is still trying to blame the Democrats for not funding the troop when they have passed a bill.....funding the troops. Bush, the president who has set a record for number of days on vacation tells Congress not to go on vacation. John McCain may have put Iraquis and troops in harms way by taking a leisurely stroll to an Iraq market. Keith Richards snorts his dad. John Edwards (currently my guy)has passed Obama in New Hampshire and is nipping at Clinton's heels.

A good show to start out a new month with. Matthew Dowd, Bush's ex campaign chief says Kerry was right and the Republicans waste no time with the smear. John McCain shows how easy it is to take a lazy stroll to the market in Baghdad.......as long as you have two Apache Helicopters, 100 soldiers, 3 Blackhawk choppers etc. Interview with Joe Biden. Follow the money as the candidates raise record cash. Will Farrell remains top at the box office. And finally, the list of most foolish Americans.

I uploaded this to youtube way back in November. If I had known about Veoh then, I could have uploaded it here without splitting it up. As it is though, I had to upload it in Five Parts because my video editor wouldn't let me put Humpty Dumpty together again. If you watch Keith, you already know what this is. Part One of Five

I uploaded this to youtube way back in November. If I had known about Veoh then, I could have uploaded it here without splitting it up. As it is though, I had to upload it in Five Parts because my video editor wouldn't let me put Humpty Dumpty together again. If you watch Keith, you already know what this is. Part Four of Five

I uploaded this to youtube way back in November. If I had known about Veoh then, I could have uploaded it here without splitting it up. As it is though, I had to upload it in Five Parts because my video editor wouldn't let me put Humpty Dumpty together again. If you watch Keith, you already know what this is. Part Three of Five

I uploaded this to youtube way back in November. If I had known about Veoh then, I could have uploaded it here without splitting it up. As it is though, I had to upload it in Five Parts because my video editor wouldn't let me put Humpty Dumpty together again. If you watch Keith, you already know what this is. Part Five of Five

I uploaded this to youtube way back in November. If I had known about Veoh then, I could have uploaded it here without splitting it up. As it is though, I had to upload it in Five Parts because my video editor wouldn't let me put Humpty Dumpty together again. If you watch Keith, you already know what this is. Part Two of Five

Rachel Maddow guest appearance on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann (3/30/07). Topic: Fox News Push-Polling.

Did President Bush know that Tillman was killed by friendly fire? Bush visits Walter Reed - six weeks after the Reed scandal broke and does not visit the part of Walter Reed in question. Rudy's mob ties. Fox News begins its own push polling and Keith award his Keithies.

Wednesday: The President tries to convince gullible American sheep that although Congress has passed a spending bill to fund the troops, if he (Bush) vetoes it somehow they will be the one cutting off funding. The President cites two anonymous bloggers that things are going swell in Iraq. (Two Iraq dentists who got to make a trip to the White House). John McCain says things are going swell too..uh..huh. Nobody seems ready to vouch for Gonzo. Sanjaya's pony hawk hair. Another Keithy awards segment. Thursday: Gonzo's former chief of staff directly contradicts him in testimony. The consequences of Bush vetoing troop funding is obvious to everyone but him. Karl Rove raps while the administration burns. Sanjaya's hair lives to see another day. The Keithy animal awards

The Senate passes a non binding resolution attached to a spending bill that calls for the withdrawal of U.S. troops in a year. Bush is guaranteed to veto it. Interviews with Pat Tillman's mom, and with Bill Maher. The second category of the Keithy awards.

Perfoermed by Keith Green

Performed by Keith Green

More on Gonzales, who said he knew nothing of the purging of attourneys but was at a meeting discussing that very thing, one of his deputies pleas the fifth. The military cover up of the death of Pat Tillman. Keith offers commentary about Tom Delay. Keith does a story about Katie Couric's crappy interview with the Edwards, where she used that ridiculous phrase "some people say" to grill them. Anna Nicole and the Keithy awards.

New York City's The Shivers performing the song "L.I.E." live @ Mo' Pitkin's, NYC on March 9, 2007. The Shivers are: Keith Zarriello- Voix/Guitare Jo Schornikow- Piano/Voix Will Martina- Violoncelle Benham Jones- Basse Evan Panzer- Tambours myspace.com/shiversnyc outerboroughrecords.com Support the Movement

Missed Thursdays episode. Here's Wednesday and Fridays.

The President tries to make a deal on Rove testifying, The Dems say no dice. More on the Hilary 1984 youtube video.

On the fourth anniversary of the Iraq War, Bush pulls out the same old same old talking points, trying to link 9/11 to his disastrous invasion of Iraq. You do realize that most of those guys who did 9/11 came from Saudi Arabia don't you. Another scandal breaks on the FBI's abuse of the surveillance act. Subpoenas will be coming soon. The 1984 Hilary You Tube Clip. Since you tube is handing out video awards, Keith gives a few of his own. Al Sharpton gets a fatal case of foot in mouth. The glitch during the opening credits comes from MSNBC, not me.

Much ado about Valerie Plame Wilson, who testifies for the first time to her outting. Questions as to why the Whitehouse or CIA failed to investigate her outting as promised. The Whitehouse backtracks on Gonzales gate and their statement blaming Harriet Miers. A segment on Steven Colbert.

More on Gonzales gate with breaking news that Karl Rove is fully implicated in this mess. Did you think otherwise? At least five will be facing subpoenas. Tony Snow has trouble with answering the simple question about the firings being political. Wayne Slater on Turdblossom's involvement. Also, Keith does a good job here of taking a closer look at the emails involved, and the lies they were trying to cover. Hilary's plan Iraq plan includes leaving troops there. A segment on how cameras in police cars have shown that there are good cops and bad cops. And a report on American Idol's Sanjaya Malakar who is being championed not only by Vote for the Worst but by Howard Stern also. BONUS! The opening segment of Scarborough Country dealing with the Attorney General Scandal.

Gonzalesgate Day 2. The plot in the firing of the prosecutors by the Bush administration thickens as the Democrats threaten to put Rove under oath. The Senate proposes to remove the troops from Iraq in a year and two months. The OJ Simpson book may be published anyway. Does Ryan Seacrest want to come out of the closet? Pete Rose adds to his confession. McCain wants you to bet on basketball on his web site...after proposing to make betting on college sports illegal.

The scandal in the Attorney General's office heats up. The problem is, this administration moves from one scandal to the next it is difficult to remain focused. Has there ever been a more corrupt or worst administration to be running this country, enabled by a whole political party unwilling to perform any oversight for six years? The chairman of the joint chiefs calls gays who are in the military, defending this country immoral. It's like a continual bad nightmare. Other stories, an ex-Idol is sued for sexual harassment as is the show. Yawn on that.

Keith is back from vacation and reports on whether Alberto Gonzalez, the Attorney General should resign. Halliburton is moving to Dubai, to avoid taxes and investigations while still raping taxpayers for billions. Bush cuts money to fight crime, violent crimes are up. A report on little old ladies being mugged and an American Idol Segment. For some reason I think the fact that Antonella Barba is hot bothers Maria Malito.