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Keith Theodore Olbermann Wiki Biography

• Keith Theodore Olbermann was born on January 27, 1959, in New York City, New York, of German ancestry. 
• He is a political commentator as well as a news and sports broadcaster on television and radio. 
• He is best known for his work on the television shows “Countdown with Keith Olbermann” (2003–2011, 2011–2012), “SportsCenter” (1992–1997), “Football Night in America” (2007–2010), and “Olbermann” (2013–2015). 
• He has received numerous honors, including the Edward R. Murrow Award and 11 Golden Mike Awards. 
• Keith Olbermann has worked in the entertainment industry since the 1980s. 
• According to data from 2021, his overall wealth is estimated to be worth up to $35 million. 
• To begin, he attended Hackley High School and matriculated at Cornel University when he was only 16 years old. 
• In the 1980s, he worked as a sports correspondent for CNN and won the California Associated Press Award for Best Sports Commentator three times. 
• From 1992 to 1997, he co-hosted ESPN’s “SportsCenter.” 
• Olbermann worked as a sports presenter and producer for Fox Sports Net from 1998 to 2001 after leaving ESPN amid controversy over negative remarks he made about the company. 
• Olbermann had discovered a gap in the cable news comments and rose to prominence for his scathing criticism of public and political figures. 
• Finally, the sports and political presenter was in a long-term relationship with news reporter Katy Tur from 2006 to 2009, but he is now apparently single. 
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• “The Big Show: ESPN Sportscenter Insider” (2000) $25 million in 1959 for a 6 ft 3 in (1.92 m) actor and Bush to Palin and Other Posturing Republicans.” (2009) Commentator on legislation Cornell University Farragut Middle School will be transferred from Beck Hackley School on January 27. 
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Keith Theodore Olbermann Quick Info

Keith Theodore Olbermann Trademarks

1. His “Worst person in the world” award
2. His intense criticism of Fox News,particularly Conservative host Bill O’Reilly
3. Rapid fire story summary
4. Ends his Countdown programme with “Good night and good luck”
5. Crumpling his notes and throwing them at the camera at the end of his show
6. Counts the numbers of days since the then-President Bush said mission accomplished (May 1st 2003)
7. Grey/silver hair
8. His glasses

Keith Theodore Olbermann Quotes

• [on being fired by Current TV] I screwed up really big… I thought we could do this. It’s my fault that it didn’t succeed in the sense that I didn’t think the whole thing through. I didn’t say, ‘you know, if you buy a $10 million chandelier, you should have a house to put it in. Just walking around with a $10 million chandelier isn’t going to do anybody a lot of good, and it’s not going to do any good to the chandelier.’ And then it turned out we didn’t have a lot to put the house on to put the chandelier in, or a building permit, and I, I should have known that. And it is, it is my fault at heart … Now, I’ve been in situations in my lifetime where the second I agreed to something, I got that sinking feeling in my stomach and I said to myself on those occasions, ‘Holy goodness, I’ve just made a huge mistake.’
• [From a series of Boston Market advertisements] Eat something!
• [about a hockey goal] He put the biscuit in the basket!
• [about a home-run hit during a baseball game] It’s deep and I don’t think it’s playable!

Keith Theodore Olbermann Important Facts

• $7,500,000 /year (2009)
• $4,000,000 /year (2007)
• His idol when he was very young was Norman Lloyd.
• Fired by Al Gore’s Current TV [March 30, 2012].
• Hired by Al Gore’s Current TV [February 9, 2011].
• Has departed from MSNBC [January 20, 2011].
• Suspended indefinitely without pay by MSNBC after it learned that he contributed money to three Democrat candidates for the House of Representatives in the 2010 elections, a violation of the MSNBC contribution disclosure policy. The suspension was ended, and Olbermann resumed hosting 9 November 2010, after a petition circulated and was signed by over 250,000 supporters. [November 2010]
• In a technique similar to that of former CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite in connection to the Iran Hostage Crisis, Olbermann finishes his program by counting the days since May 1, 2003, the day that President George W. Bush declared the end of “major combat operations” in Iraq under a banner that read “Mission Accomplished”.
• Uses the phrase “Good night and good luck” as a tribute to Edward R. Murrow.
• His father was of approximately one half German, one quarter Polish, and one quarter Ukrainian, descent. His mother’s ancestry included German, Dutch, Belgian, English, Irish, and French.
• Keith Olbermann’s father, Theodore, died on March 13, 2010 of complications from colon surgery in September 2009. His mother also died months before.
• Since beginning Countdown’s “Worst Person in the World” segment in July 2005, Olbermann has given rival Fox News host Bill O’Reilly the dubious honor (repeatedly).
• During a period in the mid-1990s, Olbermann appeared in a series of Boston Market advertisements, in which he would instruct a group of underweight models to “Eat something!”.
• Briefly dated conservative talk show host Laura Ingraham in the 90’s. She is a frequent recipient of Olbermann’s “Worst Person in the World” awards.
• Fan of Howard Stern.
• Claimed that he did not vote in the 2008 Presidential election.
• Before the 2010 Massachusetts special election, Olbermann called Republican candidate Scott Brown “an irresponsible, homophobic, racist, reactionary, ex-nude model, Tea Bagging supporter of violence against women, and against politicians with whom he disagrees”. He apologized shortly after the statement.
• In November 2008, it was announced that Olbermann had signed a four-year contract extension worth an estimated $30 million.
• Is a huge fan of comedy, frequently referencing Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding, The Simpsons (1989), “Monty Python” and George Carlin (the inspiration for his trademark “Worst Person in the World” segment) as well as more obscure sources such as Bill Hicks and “The Kids in the Hall”. His favorite sitcom of all time is the BBC series The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin (1976).
• Is a fan of Family Guy (1999) and did a voice for the episode “It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One”. He has since become good friends with Seth MacFarlane.
• Outspoken critic of President George W. Bush.
• Since making amends with ESPN, he has emerged back on ESPN’s Dan Patrick radio show. Olbermann shares a daily one-hour segment with Patrick that they call “The Big Show.” It is a reference to a time, in the mid-1990s, when Olbermann and Patrick were the staple anchors of ESPN Sportscenter’s most important time slot, 11p.m., East Coast time.
• In 2004, was voted #1 sexiest male newscaster by Playgirl magazine.
• Has never been married and has no children
• He has Celiac disease and must eat a gluten-free diet
• Shoe size is 13 1/2
• Is Mike Tyson’s cousin by marriage. The niece of Tyson’s adoptive father, Cus D’Amato, married Olbermann’s father’s brother, making Keith and Tyson cousins.
• Worked for CNN, WCVB in Boston, & KTLA and KCBS in Los Angeles before working for ESPN. Ramped up ESPN2’s SportsCenter. Also worked for KFWB Radio, FOX Sports, ABC Radio, and MSNBC.
• Doesn’t drive because of a loss of depth perception caused by a head injury. In 1980, he hit his head on the top of a subway door while running into the waiting car.

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