Which TV station will be least annoying to watch returns on?

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Anonymous wrote:I don't normally get my news from TV but would like to watch tomorrow night. What say you?

Probably BBC News or AL Jazeera

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I have sentimental attachments to NBC and Brokaw If they have him on. Otherwise CNN for Gergen (who I know and like) but recording Colbert.

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Considering my lack of support for Trump and Hillary, and will be voting third party, there is no way I could watch any channel carrying anything about the election. Thankfully I have satellite with a DVR so I can watch something recorded.

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Anonymous wrote:Considering my lack of support for Trump and Hillary, and will be voting third party, there is no way I could watch any channel carrying anything about the election. Thankfully I have satellite with a DVR so I can watch something recorded.

Why not just move to Vanuatu? You obviously have no interest in America.

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I'm planning on PBS, but when it gets too dry, I'll be switching between MSNBC and Fox for the lulz.

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Anonymous wrote:Brazzers tv channel

thanks! I'll stream it through xhamster!

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Anonymous wrote:If you are a Dem -- MSNBC is the best. They don't have any weacky Republicans like CNN does. If R -- then Fox News, of course!

I don't know what weacky means, but do you mean because they only have Democrats so it's imbalanced and showing bias? Who would find that preferable? Even Fox News has representatives from both sides.

You're a right-wing parrot. MSNBC has taken a hard swing to the right this year and has Republicans yammering on constantly. PP mentioned Nicolle Wallace and Steve Schmitt, there's obviously Scarborough, plus Michael Steele, Hugh Hewitt, Ben Ginsberg, and others. They jettisoned a ton of liberal shows as well, dumping Alex Wagner, Ronan Farrow, Ed Schultz and others.
http://www.mediaite.com/online/msnbc-now-openly-bragging-about-abandoning-its-liberal-brand-in-new-ad/

Please share who Fox News has on from the other side.

Still waiting to hear what Democrats Fox News ever has.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN because of John King and David Gergen

Just don't park in front of Gergen's driveway.

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Even more GOPers on MSNBC - Rick Tyler (Cruz campaign); Katie Packer (Romney campaign); Elise Jordan (Rand Paul campaign); Sarah Isgur Flores (Fiorina campaign).

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Al jazeera

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If you need to be told how you should feel about the news : any 24 hour news network.

I'd like to watch PBS and maybe switch around between the major networks. I'm not sure how to accomplish this without cable. Does anyone have advice for getting these things on a Roku channel?