What ever happened to Tim Russert's son?

[CatWoman]

:shrug:

[KG]

1. who cares?

:P

[CatWoman]

3. ....

:hi:

[Mika]

2. Maybe he wouldn't help the admin plant shit like his dad.

Russert and Rumsfeld on bin Laden's mountain fortress
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x1403724

[konnichi wa]

4. Keith said he works for MSNBC

was news to me...maybe he's a jr exec of sorts...
:shrug:

[ejpoeta]

5. i see him sometimes on the network. usually talking to the young college kids

in regards to what they think about things.

[hlthe2b]

6. He does a sports show on XM radio with James Carville still, I think

I have not a clue what he still supposedly does for MSNBC..... I dare say his legacy "appointment" may not be turning out quite so well.

[MADem]

9. It's awful too. That poor kid doesn't have a voice for radio OR a face for television.

He really ought to think about going into another line of work.

[bluestateguy]

7. He still does occasional reports for NBC

He did a story for NBC Nightly News a month or two ago about the job market (or lack thereof) for college graduates. I have found his reporting to be mediocre, or the quality that you might expect for the noon time news in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Definitely not yet ready for the prime time of NBC.

He also does a sports show on Sirius XM radio.

[Berry Cool]

8. Yeah, and for the record he was doing the radio show before his father died.

He and James Carville...as I've said before, don't ask me why those two, but the idea is that one guy provides the older guy's perspective on sports, and the other the young guy's perspective.

[Raine]

10. I remember seeing him at

the conventions last summer.

[applegrove]

11. He seemed to be in a sorta dream state right after his father died. He was on all the news

shows. I think it is a kind of shock. Now he is probably completing all the stages of grief and trying to rebuild a life in what is the "new normal".

[nadinbrzezinski]

12. Works at MSNBC

[Javaman]

13. his haircut ate his head. nt

[quiller4]

14. I see his byline on MSNBC First Read regularly. n/t