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Olbermann Tells Moyers: "Skepticism is a Necessity in Journalism" [VIDEO]

Posted by Adam Howard, AlterNet at 6:28 AM on December 17, 2007.


Keith Olbermann and Bill Moyers, together at last!
Olbermann Tells Moyers:

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In a revealing interview with Bill Moyers, Keith Olbermann talks about the genesis of his Countdown special comments, how he almost quit his current show in 2003 when MSNBC tried to force him to air and commentary by Mike Savage and also how he has transferred his considerable skills as a sports journalist to covering the world of politics. Part of the trick for Keith was maintaining the same sense of skepticism he did about the star athletes he covered when covering politicians in Washington. Check out the video to your right for this meeting of two progressive media titans.

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Tagged as: journalism, olbermann, moyers, television, msnbc

Adam Howard is the editor of PEEK.


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