I am a big fan of Keith and miss him, I have watched him almost every night at 8:00 PM Eastern for years and it is so strange without him, at least we still have Rachel Maddow at 9:00. I hope he will be either back on MSNBC or on another network soon. There may be a problem with that as usually in the contracts that are signed they cannot go to another network for a period of time.

My friend worked for ABC and was a senior producer for the Olympics, when it went to NBC she lost her job but was lucky enough to have the type of contract with three years left which ABC paid her out, she was not allowed to go to another Network during that three year period.

It will be interesting to see what happens, there are times when people are released from their contracts for one reason or another.

Maybe he'll wind up on CNN. They could use some shaking up around there.

Don't forget, we still have Lawrence O'Donnell. It looks like MSNBC is moving Lawrence into Keith's old spot, leaving Rachel alone and moving Ed into Lawrence's old spot. I don't know about you but I like both Rachel and Lawrence and I look forward to Keith showing up somewhere soon.

Keith was the biggest draw on MSNBC. He certainly was my favorite. I think wherever he goes, he'll have a huge following. As long as it's not sports!

I'm sure some people would love to see Keith go down, but I'm afraid this time, MSNBC is the one who's going to lose out.

I don't really like Lawrence. He's OK, but his personality is dull to me. And Ed is too far left for me to even watch.

Hey, maybe Keith will get his own radio show.

Originally posted by Liquesence

The deal also prohibits the host from commenting publicly on the deal, the executives confirmed.

I never saw the movie but this reminds me of Fight Club. The first rule of the Olbermann deal is NOT to talk about the deal.