MSNBC Hedges on Tucker's Future
By Zachary Roth
November 23, 2007 | 11:40 a.m.
Rumors have been flying recently that Tucker Carlson could soon be on the way out at MSNBC. In a report that aired this morning on NPR, Phil Griffin, a senior vice president at the cable network, described Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews as part of the MSNBC "brand". Asked whether Mr. Carlson was also part of that brand, Mr. Griffin replied: "He is right now."
Not exactly a vote of confidence.
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