Cenk Uygur: This looks even more appropriate today than when it first came out

We're in that post-partem era, where we say goodbye to what we thought we knew, and watch as the cord is cut, at least in the eyes of many. For quite a few, there's not much turning back from this last No-Drama Nightmare.

And in that context, this seems even more appropriate. It's Cenk Uygur explaining why he turned down MSNBC for a weekend show.

But don't think of this as about Cenk — it is and it isn't. Instead, listen to what he's saying about the intersect between Democratic politics and the "liberal" media; this is about what sounds to many like the White House (or their very close friends and/or money-bundlers), and how they help call the shots for "liberal" messaging outlets.

There's a ton of information in this statement. It's not a smoking gun, but the smell of sulpher is in the air. Listen carefully, especially in the context of this last week or so.



(This follow-on segment is rather good as well.)

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