Don Imus Suspended For Shocking Comments

Posted by Slobokan @ 19:34 · 127 words · print

Of course his comments were offensive. He's a shock jock. Why are people constantly surprised when stuff like this happens?

"Tonight it is being announced on this broadcast that radio host Don Imus, whose national morning show is simulcast on our cable network MSNBC, is being suspended, taken off the air for two weeks starting Monday, because of comments he made last week," Brian Williams said on Nightly News at 6:37pm.

"Many of us at NBC News are frequent guests on the Imus show. He spent this entire day apologizing under withering fire for the remarks he made about members of the Rutgers basketball team."

Maybe he needs to enter rehab. I heard that works for those with loose tongues.

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