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Frequent MSNBC guest Maddow, a Rhodes Scholar, has been a frequent stand-in for Keith Olbermann on Countdown of late—a change that's been met with open arms. "She's a lot more pleasant to work with than Keith, I'll tell you that much," says a current Olbermann staffer. Network brass seem to be taking note—she soon may have her own show. "She's funny, smart, hard-working, entertaining, and has no ego," continues the staffer. "How rare a combination is that?" Even a female producer at CNN, where Maddow made frequent appearances before signing an exclusive contract with MSNBC, is impressed. "Rachel's really, I just love her," she says. "Maybe if something has come of Hillary Clinton's run, it's that a woman in a male-dominated industry can be taken a little bit more fucking seriously."
Conservative columnist, Self-described "Prince of Darkness" Menacing nickname aside, people who have worked with Novak claim the Valerie Plame outer is actually a good guy. "He sometimes looks like he's going to cut your jugular when he's on TV, but he could not be kinder or more gentler," raves a CNN staffer who has coordinated a handful of his appearances. "He's even really nice to the interns. An all-around really nice man."
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