Moyers Quits PBS???

[waylon]

Is this true?

[dpbrown]

1. I wouldn't be surprised

That David Bronchocio (or whatever), has been really giving me the creeps the last couple of shows.

He's what we get in Bush's America, I'm pretty sure.

DPB

[Don Claybrook]

3. Oh, please

I'm very saddened about Moyers' departure (yes, it's true, Washington Post, leaving in November), but Broncaccio (I can't spell it either) seems like a fine journalist to me. I used to watch him on a regional PBS show called California Connection. He seems like a very credible journalist to me--one of the few out there. He just has a big pair of shoes to fill.

[qanda]

2. It is true

He's leaving PBS in November.

Here's a DU link about it:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=1137507&mesg_id=1137507

[papau]

4. he hits 70 in July - wants to write book about LBJ

:-)

He will be on limited duty at PBS through the election

[DenverDem]

5. Here's an AP story through the Austin American Statesman.

<http://www.statesman.com/news/content/shared-gen/ap/TV/TV_Bill_Moyers.html>

NOW is going to be missed sorely. Week in, week out a great show.

[AmericanErrorist]

6. David Brancaccio

will probably become the single host of NOW.