The Body Dyspeptic

Jeff Taylor | 1.22.2003 3:57 AM

When I speculated that Jesse Ventura might storm off his new show on MSNBC, little did I know he'd done such a thing in the past.

Turns out he stormed off his radio show when the topic took a turn he didn't like. Storming off a radio show. Now that's good TV.

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lenny 23 years ago

Jesse the gov may be the only politician in America that could inspire people to participate in politics - but the likelihood of his running for president may well depend on how well those MSNBC folks can select a venue. See Jesse Run - Run Bod Run

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