When you put two extreme liberals like Bill Moyers and Keith Olbermann together on tax-supported PBS, the consequences are likely to be ugly. December 14th's broadcast of Bill Moyers Journal, a weekly, hour long program, proved no exception.Moyers chose to start his program with a half hour conversation with Keith Olbermann, a former sportscaster who, since 2003, has anchored an increasingly strident left wing nightly news and commentary program on MSNBC, Countdown with Keith Olbermann. (From 1997-'98, Olbermann had a similar show on MSNBC in the same time slot but he quit -- and established his cachet with the left -- after protesting the network's policy of reporting on the scandals that were leading to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.)Moyers' gushing introduction of Olbermann on December 14 was classic Moyers-spin. From the transcript at PBS' Web site:Despite the clutter and conglomeration in commercial broadcasting a new voice occasionally emerges that proves the...(Read Full Post)