PLEASE HIRE Dylan Ratigan
source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/10/dylan-ratigan-msnbc-exit_n_1585149.html
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/10/dylan-ratigan-msnbc-exit_n_1...
Dylan Ratigan MSNBC Exit: Host Leaving Network After 3 Years-
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SparkyJP
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Dylan Ratigan (rightfully) loses it on air
- 10 months ago
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SparkyJP
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swimguy
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Please hire Dylan and get him working with Cenk Uygur again!
- 11 months ago
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swimguy
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faye59
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I hate to say it but I never liked his show. I did however like the Greedy bastard segment of his show. His jobs tours were spot on ,too.
- 11 months ago
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faye59
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Des_Akkari
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love dylan but Current Tv ignores your online audience.....I HAVE NEVER SEEN YOU ON A TV. The current model sucks now.....
- 11 months ago
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Des_Akkari
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warman1138
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Who's next?
- 11 months ago
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warman1138
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Leen61
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I'm with you, tverdell. I like Dylan Ratigan. He tells it like it is. If Current don't pick him up, somebody else will, that's for sure.
- 11 months ago
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Leen61
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tverdell
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Well, the 6:00 time slot has been filled as of today.
- 11 months ago
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tverdell
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JanforGore
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tverdell:
Hmm, who is more relevant, Dylan Ratigan or Joy Behar? They pick Joy Behar. Someone else I couldn't care less about watching. But who knows, after the election Granholm may well be leaving (?) and they will need to fill the 9:00 slot, unless that's going to Vanguard.
- 11 months ago
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JanforGore
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tverdell
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I know that Dylan and Cenk are personal friends, so it its meant to be, it will be.
- 11 months ago
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tverdell
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Dagum
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Here is a pretty good clip of him with Eliot Spitzer Explaining the banking crisis.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/07/24/dylan-ratigan-eliot-spitz_n_244617.html
- 11 months ago
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Dagum
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treewolf39
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Dagum:
That was decent reporting that many of us knew at that time. Where is he working now?
- 11 months ago
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treewolf39
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Dagum
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treewolf39:
He is at MSNBC until his last show on June 22. His contract with MSNBC expires then and he is leaving.
According to the New York Times, he told MSNBC 3 months ago he did not want to renew his contract when it expired.
http://mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/06/10/dylan-ratigan-leaving-msnbc/I suspect Ratigan was pretty unhappy with the straight-jacket MSNBC put him in and that's why he didn't want to renew. If I remember correctly, MSNBC temporarily suspended him last year for being involved with the Occupy movement.
- 11 months ago
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Dagum
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treewolf39
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Dagum:
Well RT will probably take a show with him! American news is in the can and over half should just be flushed until it tells the whole truth and not for riches.
- 11 months ago
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treewolf39
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Dagum
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treewolf39:
Someone is definitely going to snatch him up. I wouldn't be surprised if RT gets to him before Current.
- 11 months ago
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Dagum
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Dagum
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He would be a great pick-up. He is someone who can break down the complex pillaging and plundering by wall street and the financiers, into a format that everyone can understand.
- 11 months ago
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Dagum
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tverdell
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Fortunately, I have been inspired by meeting countless "doers" like Bea Cohen, 102 years old and one of the original "Rosie the Riveters" to contemporaries like Marine Veteran Colin Archipley who, after serving three tours in Iraq, started "Archi's Acres" with his wife in San Diego to teach returning veterans how to use low-cost, hydroponic, organic farming techniques to create good jobs that produce twice as much food, at a higher quality, using 90 percent less soil and water.
They are pointing us -- through their actions in history and today -- on a clear mission to seize new tools and take cultural risks to resolve our challenges. Bea Cohen and millions of other women did this in the past. Millions of men and women are doing this now -- simply by daring to create new, sustainable, tolerant, problem-solving cultures in almost every social, personal and financial system.
It is in this context that I have decided to leave cable news to collaborate and join with some of these leaders to experiment and explore new ways to tell their stories.
- 11 months ago
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tverdell
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tverdell
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Contact Dylan Ratigan here.
I used to watch him back on MSNBC before cable news became so warped. I have been following him a long time.
- 11 months ago
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tverdell
