Meet the Press host Tim Russert died.
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Tim Russert, most recently the host of Meet the Press and the Washington Bureau Chief for NBC died earlier today.
Russert was recording voiceovers for Sunday's "Meet the Press" program when he collapsed, the network said. No details were immediately available.
Russert, the recipient of 48…
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I WILL MISS TIM RUSSET HEAPS ,AND I SAID A PRAYER FOR HIS FAMILIES AFTER HEARING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS SUDDEN DEPARTURE.
An influential and great presence in the political arena.
Apparently everyone has forgotten the things he said in public about Bill Clinton in the runup to impeachment, such as 'drug addict', 'rapist', and 'mentally ill'. (I took notes.)