0 how to say it in arabic or thai or something like that. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for reliable sources. limbaugh, hannity, two of radio s biggest voices may soon be dropped by one of america s biggest radio broadcasters, are not. limbaugh says there s nothing to see here. i just want to assure you everything is cool. and as always, what s on the table for this program is growth. but if cumulus media does decide to drop rush and sean, and that s a very big if, is that really what liberals want id to be? which is the beginning of the end of right-wing radio. did you hear, hillary clinton has won the 2016 democratic nomination for president. i m kidding, of course. but nbc s dramatic mini series about her life in the white house and after is coming to a tv near you, just in time for the next race to the white house. we ll look into whether tv is jumping the gun and prematurely anointing the next front runner
show in favor of conan o brien and, those were the days. hosting tonight show has been the fulfillment of life-long dream for me and to the kids out there watching, you can do anything you want in life. yeah. unless jay leno wants to do it, too. but that, as you recall, turned into a full-fledge debac debacle. marisa guthrie, joe conchca, gale shister. joe concha, for the second time in four years nbc is dropping l leno or they will drop him when he s number one in late night comedy. why is this insane? it is insane. today show is a pr mess.
so, of course, the motto on nbc now is, let s get rid of the only guy who is performing well, jay leno. what i don t get about nbc, they don t burn bridges over there when talent leaves. you remember keith olerberman and it s playing out like a kardashian divorce. for us, we get to witness the train wreck and it s fun. it s hard not to enjoy it, unless you re jay leno. marisa guthrie, this was not officially released, it was leaked. why would nbc let it be known a year and a half in advance that it wants to pass the baton to jimmy fallon? they didn t want it to be known, certainly. they have to be very careful with this transition to get this one right because what they don t want is to cast foul as the young upstar pushing the beloved veteran out of the job. what they would like to happen is for jay to go gracefully at the end of his contract.
slot and i don t think fallon is the answer here, guys. i mean, yes, he is a good talent, but is he any better than kimmel, really? if you want a game changer and the pun here is completely intended, i say, forget jimmy fallon. tina fey she wants. she s a proven commodity. tina fey should be in that spot. first female to do a late night show. but, marisa, these critics and i do think this colors the tone of the coverage. they re the same ones that rooted for conan o brien to take over the tonight show and it was not as success as leno has been doing for a couple decades now. conan has that snarky frat boy persona. but i actually disagree with joe. i think that fallon is much broader than conan. he s also much nicer. he s a nicer person. so, he s does that count for anything?
whether griffin can do that. i think it s always dangerous whenever you make predictions like that. howie, i think too easy for journalists to come out and say, hey, what happened to that prediction that you were going to be in first place? another fascinating data point in this study 31% of people question overall say they have abandoned a news outlet that they used to read or watch regularly because less news and information in an era of tightening budgets for the news media. marisa guthrie, i found that troubling. what do you think? news is so cumots datized no. rarely are you opening the news on your ipad or turning on cable news and hearing something for the first time. social media has upended this. i think these networks and these news organizations are reacting to that. i mean, you can argue with it that it s not good for public discourse, but i think that s the cause of it. in the same study, 19% of