Brian is missed! Now that he’s settled in retirement, with his family & new grandson, his life is preferable & full. Ours in the viewing news world is lacking his sharp wit and observations.
@@alramone1 Well I guess you are technically right, but he did work as a journalist for many years and not just a presenter. But he did write his own presentations I understand. I love his sarcastic humor and his questions and dry comments. I recall his last interview with Michael Steele, formerly of the RNC (now a parody of itself), and remember their banter, intelligent and funny too. I dearly miss Brian and still wish he’d come back in some form. He has a real compassion too, which isn’t mention much, but I think he really meant it, that he cared about people. He certainly left a big hole in my TV viewing routine.
He misses the point with such as and stated versus like and said. He should know better that the written word is not the same as the spoken word. When one has the opportunity to edit their language to be less gutteral and more articulate, it is preferable. Providing it is not unecessarily flowery. Go after the incessant use of talking heads using crutches, SUCH AS, Right? vocal fry and upspeak. Years ago, Caroline Kennedy's political career abrubtly ended. This was due to the realization that she was grade school inarticulate. Now, that is standard fare, adopted by otherwise bright people sounding stupid.
I miss Brian Williams a LOT. He was the best.
It was wonderful to hear his voice and perspective once again. Thanks for doing this.
I miss Brian Williams, especially now. Thank you!
I love and miss every single thing about him.
Brian is wonderful! I posted this on my X-page tonight in response to a woman who said she 'missed' Brian and so do I.
i miss Brian Williams, all the best
"No one says 'stated!' " stated Brian Williams. :)
Nice to hear from him again.
Oh how I miss you Brian
I really wish Brian was doing news this year. I miss him and his throwing of shade.❤
A legend
Damn i miss seeing Brian on msnbc
Suspended in 2015 & Retirement in 2021 Alongside Tom Brokaw
He has Hurricane Katrina trauma. "I can't talk about it". That tells you just how terrible that situation must have been.
Get Brian back to newsroom😂
Brian is missed! Now that he’s settled in retirement, with his family & new grandson, his life is preferable & full. Ours in the viewing news world is lacking his sharp wit and observations.
How does he still have any credibility?
Brian is one of the best. I love his work.
@@Mr.Monta77 He's a TV personality but not a journalist.
@@alramone1 Well I guess you are technically right, but he did work as a journalist for many years and not just a presenter. But he did write his own presentations I understand. I love his sarcastic humor and his questions and dry comments. I recall his last interview with Michael Steele, formerly of the RNC (now a parody of itself), and remember their banter, intelligent and funny too. I dearly miss Brian and still wish he’d come back in some form. He has a real compassion too, which isn’t mention much, but I think he really meant it, that he cared about people. He certainly left a big hole in my TV viewing routine.
He misses the point with such as and stated versus like and said.
He should know better that the written word is not the same as the spoken word.
When one has the opportunity to edit their language to be less gutteral and more articulate, it is preferable.
Providing it is not unecessarily flowery.
Go after the incessant use of talking heads using crutches, SUCH AS, Right? vocal fry and upspeak.
Years ago, Caroline Kennedy's political career abrubtly ended.
This was due to the realization that she was grade school inarticulate.
Now, that is standard fare, adopted by otherwise bright people sounding stupid.