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Xavier Breath

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4. And I'm guessing there wasn't a single Jardiance commercial.

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Sat Sep 2, 2023, 06:17 PM

Sep 2023

I still watch the NBC Nightly News at 6:30. And despite all the bullshit Jardiance commercials, it's still a nice encapsulation of the day's events. I can watch four hours of MSNBC and all I'll ever see is people talking about Cheetolini's legal issues again and again and again and....

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On September 2, 1963, US network television got its first half-hour weeknight news broadcast. [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2023 OP

Walter Cronkite was the CONSUMATE Journalist. ProudMNDemocrat Sep 2023 #1

And an actual, working Journalist, not just Golden Raisin Sep 2023 #3

I remember when the news switched to half-hours broadcasts. murielm99 Sep 2023 #2

And I'm guessing there wasn't a single Jardiance commercial. Xavier Breath Sep 2023 #4