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Today at noon eastern I'm guest-hosting The Dean Obeidallah Show on SiriusXM's Insight channel, which is 121 on your dial, and for the duration of the program I'm bringing on our very own beloved Associate Editor Anthony L. Fisher. Together we shall gab about what has been one of the most extraordinarily weird fortnights in media/politics navel-gazing, starting with Donald Trump's combative first press conference as president-elect, continuing through Barack Obama's last nausea-inducing grief-counseling session with the national press corps, with lots of alternative facts and competing Fourth Estate coping strategies in between. I will most likely make comparisons to the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia, so there's that.
Because it's Anthony Fisher, we will likely also get into the bizarre case of national politics getting into the recent Baseball Hall of Fame vote, but that's all I'm going to say about that!
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Baseball? The Super Bowl is coming up, and the NHL All-Star game (which, admittedly no one cares about, except it's in LA this time) and I'm sure the NBA is doing something.
It's going to have to do with several HoF voters (the BBWAA) pretty much saying they will not vote for Curt Schilling because he's an icky conservative.
Because identity politics is about all sports writers today can hang their hat on. It's sure not because they're great journalists.
"Now mind you that here-to-for document had dry ink on it for at least many forknights."
Obama's last nausea-inducing grief-counseling session with the national press corps
Matt warned me sufficiently yet I watched part of it regardless.
I just want to say good luck, Nick. We're all counting on you.