Keith Olbermann reads the comics on Countdown

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Mon Dec 3, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Keith Olbermann reads the comics on Countdown

Tomorrow's comics last week!

Last Friday, Keith Olbermann pulled a Fiorello LaGuardia and read a cartoon from this week's Village Voice on his MSNBC show, Countdown. The cartoon, "Bill O'Reilly's Very Useful Advice For Young People (As Channeled By Vile Left-Wing Smear Merchant Tom Tomorrow)" can be seen here, and the reading-- well, just watch:

Remember kiddies, that's Countdown with Keith Olbermann on MSNBC, and if you watch it, you'll go to Hell too because you hate America. On the other hand, if you're going through Daily Show and Colbert Report withdrawal as the writers strike drags on, give it a shot.

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