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Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: NBC News presidential historian Michael Beschloss talks about the hype surrounding the Obama family's arrival in Washington, D.C. just weeks before the Inauguration. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: World Net Daily's Joseph Farah denies that his Web site verified the questions surrounding Barack Obama's birth certificate even though Countdown managed to dig up the page that proclaimed an investigation into the matter. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: Vice President Dick Cheney appeared on CBS' Face the Nation and while discussing the economic collapse claimed the Bush administration did everything they could to deal with the aftermath of 9/11. Keith Olbermann explains how they should have prevented it in Bushed. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: Former director for Iran and Persian-Gulf affairs at the National Security Council, Hillary Mann Leverett talks about whether the Israel/Gaza conflict is just another Bush administration mess for Barack Obama to try to clean up. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: Countdown's Keith Olbermann names everyone who trusted their money to Bernie Maddoff, Best Person in the World. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: CNN started 2009 on the wrong foot, when they didn't bleep comedian's Kathy Griffin's vulgar rebuttal to a heckler during their New Year's Eve coverage. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: Barack Obama discussed his new economic plan on Monday, including $300 billion in tax relief - a move to draw Republican support. Newsweek's Richard Wolffe discusses the plan's prospects for success. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: The Washington Post's E.J. Dionne talks about New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson's decision to withdraw from his nomination as Secretary of Commerce and Barack Obama's choice of Leon Panetta to CIA Director. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Jan. 5: The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza talks about Al Franken finally winning the Minnesota Senate race and the anger og some Democrats over Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's appointment of Roland Burris to Barack Obama's Senate seat. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Dec. 23: The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson talks with Countdown guest host Tamron Hall about what recourse the people of Illinois have for removing Governor Rod Blagojevich. (Countdown)

MSNBC Channel - Dec. 23: The maker of the shoes that an Iraqi journalist hurled at Pres. Bush has been forced to hire 100 extra staff to keep up with the demand. The Turkish company received 370,000 more orders from around the world, including 19,000 from the U.S. Meanwhile, the journalist is set to stand trial on New Year's Eve and faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Dec. 23: Countdown viewers know “The Soup" host Joel McHale as a frequent guest on the show. McHale appeared recently on “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson” and revealed his heart’s desire. (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Dec. 23: White House Press Secretary Dana Perino blasted back at a New York Times report on how Mr. Bush's administration helped create the global economic crisis. Her response, without naming a single factual error, reveals how the White House thinks everyone operates. (Countdown)

MSNBC Channel - Dec. 23: MSNBC Political Analyst Lawrence O'Donnell talks to guest host Tamron Hall about how Vice President Cheney seems to perceive his role, and his statement about incoming Vice President Joe Biden, saying Biden may have a “less consequential role.” (Countdown)

Countdown with Keith Olbermann Channel - Dec. 23: A purple squirrel has folks in Stubbington, Hampshire wondering exactly how his coat has turned a regal shade of purple. (Countdown)

MSNBC Odd News Channel - Dec. 23: Oddball: Trust the Japanese to invent “the venting place," a traveling booth where stressed-out customers can pay to hurl dinnerware against a wall. Apparently, this is scientifically proven to reduce stress. (Countdown)

MSNBC Channel - Dec. 23: Roll Call Associate Editor Erin Billings talks about the ongoing recount for the Minnesota senate seat, where Democratic challenger Al Franken leads by 47 votes. Plus, the latest mumblings around Hillary Clinton’s New York senate seat. (Countdown)