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To: MrLucky who wrote (54969)	2/8/2007 11:12:15 AM
From: mph	Respond to of 90947

Matthews behaves like he was hit in the head with a hardball<g>

To: MrLucky who wrote (54969)	2/8/2007 11:19:04 AM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 90947

Attention FCC MSNBC's Chris Matthews has "lurched even further off the deep end," said Rich Noyes of the Media Research Center who chronicled Mr. Matthews' appearance yesterday on "Imus in the Morning." "After praising the 'great job' Rudy Giuliani did in cleaning up New York City, the MSNBC star, who appeared by phone, went on a rant declaring how he's 'sick of Southern guys with ranches running this country.' Losing control, Matthews dropped the F-bomb on national television: 'I want a guy to run for president who doesn't have a [expletive] I'm sorry, a ranch.' As host Don Imus began to snicker, Matthews plowed ahead with his Democratic talking points: 'Wouldn't that be good, Don, a guy who wasn't on the ranch during Katrina, he was on the street corner answering questions?' "Executive producer Bernard McGuirk suggested Matthews was the sort who would 'put on a diaper and drive 900 miles to abduct Dick Cheney or somebody,' and someone else offered that 'he's crazy.' "