Woman's Face Shattered By Cop In Cell Following DUI

[IAM]

Pah. But it is sort of sad that the one's who are are dangerous enough that forcing them to be recorded on duty seems like it probably outweighs the privacy concerns of having law enforcement cruising around recording everything.

Kyriakos. The bench wasn't soft. It shattered bones in her face. Which mean her face took some of the pulse of impact off of being transferred to her brain. I haven't followed up on this month's old incident, but I don't remember there being brain damage.

The brain damage was in the cops head.

 

[Antilogic]

You do realize The Young Turks isn't just Cenk Uygur. That his relationship with MSNBC has nothing whatsoever to do with this where he wasn't "let go". That it is just yet another silly ad hominem instead of even thinking of discussing the topic.

Probably the best decision he made in his career.

 

[Formaldehyde]

It was a terrible match. Cenk is back to being cool at TYT while doing his own thing.

 

[Rashiminos]

And what is so "cruddy" about a Young Turks video that it cannot even be watched?

I'm not sure if it's an objection to TYT in particular instead of a general complaint. Quite a few videos either don't get to the point or distract from it with fluff like music. Reading text can be faster.

 

[DinoDoc]

Maybe he wasn't "let go" at all, as I already clearly stated. And his show on MSNBC wasn't called The Young Turks. That was his previous and current job.

He certainly had such great ratings at MSNBC. Here's an example.

Edit: He also was fired.

 

[Formaldehyde]

You didn't even read your own URL? It states essentially the very same thing as the one I posted, and you quoted.

The network shares that “it is unfortunate that Cenk has declined our offer to have him develop and host a program for another time slot.” Uygur plans to host a teleconference with the press Thursday to discuss his departure.

Declining an offer isn't being fired.