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Politics

Watch Matt Welch Talk Administration Scandals on MSNBC at 4:30 PM ET

Matt Welch | 5.18.2013 2:52 PM

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For a half-hour beginning at 4:30 pm eastern time, I will be part of the "braintrust" panel on MSNBC talking about the various government scandals swirling around Washington.

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Matt Welch is an editor at large at Reason.

PoliticsPolicyCultureIRSEmbassy AttacksBarack Obama
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  1. PS   12 years ago

    So Matt will get talked over by four or five idiots and shamelessly interrupted whenever he seems to be making a salient but embarrassing point?

    1. Brian D   12 years ago

      Matt: "Well, you see--"

      Panel members and host: "BOOOOOSH!!!"

  2. inquisitionssuppositions   12 years ago

    "Republicans are just trying to make it seem like the Obama White House engaged in wrongdoing, but if you actually look at the facts it seems like there were just a few low-level underlings who made poor decisions. No scandals here...Also, Issa is the criminal! ISSA!"

  3. A Serious Man   12 years ago

    I thought it was pretty hilarious when Matt told the host he was a college drop out and everyone around him was shocked that he had managed to become a respected journalist without a sacred piece of paper.

  4. Fist of Etiquette   12 years ago

    Scare quotes!

  5. WomSom   12 years ago

    Dude knows exactly what time of day it is. Wow.

    http://www.Prox-Anon.tk

  6. louismike   12 years ago

    Could not watch that episode. Does anybody has that episode's link?
    public adjuster Florida

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