Hayes Moving To 8 PM, Terrible News For Matt, Whoopi's Rant

March 14, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Chris Hayes Moving To 8 PM On MSNBC MSNBC's Chris Hayes is taking over the network's 8 PM weekday slot, the New York Times reported Thursday. Hayes is replacing Ed Schultz, who will be moving to weekends starting in April. Hayes' first evening show will be April 1st. Continue reading... Terrible News For Matt Lauer Biden's Office Apologizes To Reporter WATCH: Whoopi Goldberg Goes On Rant About Matt Lauer 'View' Research Revealed Something About Joy Behar, Too Joe Scarborough's Surprising Words About Obama Olbermann, Current TV Settle Ed Schultz Leaving MSNBC Weeknight Time Slot Chris Hayes Moving To 8 PM On MSNBC Chris Hayes Moving To 8 PM On MSNBC Ed Schultz Leaving MSNBC Weeknight Time Slot 'View' Research Revealed Something About Joy Behar, Too NORMAN LEAR Let's Hear It for 'Bullshit!' If anybody can tell me that there are another two syllables that can express what lies just beneath the consciousness of most Americans at this minute -- and all Americans when they know what they are angry minute about, I want to know what that is. Continue reading... ERIC ALTERMAN Think Again: Real Reporting and Right-Wing Ideology Don't Mix There appears to be a genuine and unbridgeable conflict between reporting and right-wing ideology. You can see it in action nearly every day, just by briefly surfing the Internet. Continue reading... DAVID TERESHCHUK South by Southwest: More Than Money-making "South By," to use that rather flat, familial nickname habitués have given their annual festival here, South by Southwest, contrived to be in itself a somewhat flat event this year. Continue reading... DALAL MAWAD Has the World Grown Weary of Syria? On this, the second anniversary of the start of the Syrian uprising, perhaps no word summarizes the world's mood as well as this one: weary. Continue reading... ELLIOTT NEGIN Rex & Me: The Charlie Rose Show You Should Have Seen Last Friday PBS's Charlie Rose failed to grill ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson on his company's role in blocking efforts to address global warming, so Huffington Post contributor Elliott Negin intervened. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.