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Thursday
06Nov2008

MSNBC: Breaking News

DateThursday, November 6, 2008 at 06:03PM

Watching Special Report on FoxNews, I learned that Gordon Smith had conceded to Jeff Merkley for the hotly contested senate seat for Oregon.  FN showed a clip of Mr. Merkley talking about receiving the concession phone call from Smith.  An hour after this report, Chris Matthews, who evidently doesn't watch FoxNews, announced that NBC had "called" the race for Jeff Merkley.

Do they record the show earlier in the day?  or are the MSNBC viewers just that pathetic/small in numbers/brain dead? All of the above?

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I think the latter, inclusive.
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