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Current TV said Friday afternoon that it had terminated the contract of its lead anchor Keith Olbermann, scarcely one year after he was hired to reboot the fledgling channel in his progressive political image.
Mr. Olbermann did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Current indicated that he had failed to honor the terms of his five-year, $50 million contract, giving the channel the right to terminate it.
Who in their right mind could ever think this far leftist frothing mad man would be worth $10 Million a year?
They didn't even give him the courtesy of signing off.
Since it appears he broke the contract by his childish, arrogant behavior, I don't think he would be entitled to any of that dough.
Oh nooooooooooooooooooooooo i'm crying my eyes out, i feel so bad. NOT. He is one of the worse of the bunch, good riddance, now as someone said above, get rid of the rest of the idiots like him.
The arrogant pompas ass that he is, $1 is to much for his likes.
Now get rid of MSNBC and the lovely Rachael, and shove them.
He will resurface somewhere else I'm sure. As the raging angry liberal that he is, he will find a backer that does not want to discuss issues either, but name call instead, like a classic liberal!!!
How does one get fired by a station with a 1960s UHF audience size? What is next, when you cannot cut it on such a .00001 star station? Ab flex voiceovers?
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