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No, I think the network just decided to do it in full tomorrow. At least that’s what they said on the noon news.
For some reason, he seems to like holding press conferences at 1:00. I didn’t listen to him but I think it was pertaining to the voting on Super Tuesday.
feels it is the only time to have their press conferences. I guess they figure this way the west coast gets it in the morning. If things are that important, do them at night is my feeling or during the normal time for the news shows which seems to take up more and more of the networks’ time. Why do they never interrupt sports or game shows? I only remember one sports interruption and that was because an earthquake was hitting in CA and that’s where the sporting event was taking place. What I find worse is when they not only interrupt but then the talking heads feel it necessary to summarize and comment on every word said like I’m too stupid to know what was said or can’t have my own opinion on what was said.
for Super Tuesday elections (like I care), followed by Obama’s speech (which I did watch, but same ole’ same ole’), and even Brian Williams said at the end of the telecast that Days of Our Lives was pre-empted, but that today’s show (which was Tuesday, the 6th) would be shown in its entirety tomorrow (which is today, 3/7). Unfortunately, that throws everying off for a full day, so now the entire show, as well as spoilers, will be running a day behind schedule. Oh, well, at least Brian Williams acknowledged the show, which was a surprise. Don’t think I’ve ever seen that.
was very important. You should watch/listen to it on whitehouse.gov or youtube channel white house. It’s not always just a bother, but something important to the nation.
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