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THE BIGGEST HYPROCRITE OF ALL--after Sharpton's NAN network organized numerous cop-hating rallies, inciting thugs to kill cops, Sharpton went on MSNBC-TV, unblinkingly decrying the Ramos/Liu killings....... as if he opposed them.

REALITY CHECK Obama and DeBlobbio's BFF----MSNBC commentator and notorious race-baiter---Al Sharpton----can always be found stoking the fires of cop hatred.

The opportunistic turd's got a lot at stake: WH invites---his lucrative MSBNC gig---selling his NAN network to suckers like Bill Gates and Comcast who are negotiating to buy it.

Fox's Melissa Frances reported on The Kelly File that Al Sharpton not only hosts an MSNBC show, but that:

<><> MSNBC Corporate finances Sharpton's Ntl Action Network (NAN);

<><>Comcast is also one of Sharpton's financial backers

<><> MSNBC AND COMCAST are reportedly negotiating to buy Sharpton's NAN network.

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How Al Sharpton (an Ebonics-talkin' race hustler) Got His MSNBC Gig
Western Journalism ^ | DECEMBER 23, 2014 | NORVELL ROSE / FR Posted by MeshugeMikey

EXCERPT ..... in 2009, NBC was part of the General Electric family of companies. GE decided to sell a controlling stake in NBC Universal to cable giant Comcast.

What stood in the way of that goal, according to the article in Washingtonian, was Washington itself — regulators and lawmakers who would have to be convinced that this move would not stifle competition.

(Money exchanged hands among pols, w/ Sharpton greasing the way.) In January, 2011, Washington approved the deal.

And lo and behold, Al Sharpton — who had virtually no professional broadcast experience but did have a long history of legal entanglements and ethical quandaries — landed a prime-time show on MSNBC. (Excerpt) Read more at westernjournalism.com ...