Luke Russert

“Unfriend” is the word of the year , as declared by the New Oxford American Dictionary. Congressional correspondent Luke Russert ( and son of St. Timothy of Buffalo ) corrected the “Unfriend” report saying, “the kids say ‘Defriend.’ Oxford Dictionary should find that out.” “the kids”, yeah, Luke Russert called Facebookers “the kids.” Unfriend Luke Russert! Defriend Luke Russert! Deface Luke Russert! Unbook Luke Russert! Debook Luke Russert! You might like these too... Tim Russert is Still Dead; Young Luke Russert is MIA Luke Russert Will Work for Uncle Tom at NBC News Tim Russert is Still Dead; Newseum Prepares his Chapel How Sweet, ... Read Full Story

An undated photo provided by the Newseum shows Tim Russert in his office at NBC News in Washington. Russert's office will be reassembled in an exhibit opening next month at the Newseum in Washington and will be on view through 2010. The longtime "Meet the Press" moderator died June 13, 2008 of a heart attack at work. Tim Russert is still dead. Tim Russert, the guy from NBC’s Meet the Press. Tim Russert, whose death launched the skyrocketing career of his son Luke Russert and other famous inside-the-beltway kids. Tim Russert who is being canonized by newsers in preparation for his ascension to sit ... Read Full Story

I had the opportunity to talk with Luke Russert, a graduate of Boston College with a degree in history and communications. Russert is an at-large correspondent reporting for many of NBC’s outlets, including “NBC Nightly News,” TODAY, MSNBC and msnbc.com. We all remember and respect his father Tim Russert, who died of a heart attack back in June of last year. Luke Russert showed poise and composure in talking about his father. He showed the same poise in my short talk with him as he rushed to another interview at MSNBC during Barack Obama Inauguration . He had some great insights on Barack Obama ... Read Full Story

The “Today” show has hired Jenna Bush Hager to work for them. The twinster daughter of ex-President Bush (love how that sounds) will work on just about what ever she wants. Kind of like Luke Russert. NBC: home of the ordinary Xers with extraordinary connections. Jenna Bush will work out of the Washington bureau, jumped at the chance to drag down a nice salary and work in Tee Vee. Here is the ringing endorsement of her qualifications by her new boss: “I think she can handle it,” Is this a dream job for Jenna Bush Hager? Hardly, she said: “It wasn’t something I’d always ... Read Full Story

Luke Russert is a punk. His dad, Tim Russert, was just another inside-the-beltway blowhard that died at a young age. NBC apparently felt some compulsion to hire Young Luke, even though he registered zero on the network television experience-o-meter. Luke Russert is a punk because he got a sweet job and apparently is blowing it off. “He was hired last year to be the youth correspondent — he got a great contract and was supposed to cover youth issues, blog and bring in young viewers, but he’s been MIA for a while. It’s like, ‘Well, that’s what you get for nepotism.’ “ Luck (oops, ... Read Full Story