I think it's pretty decent journalism because Olbermann actually holds a rich, famous and powerful person accountable for what he says based on his actual record, as opposed to the pontificating ways of the official network pundits who have so much bloated opinion based on such skewed versions of facts or none at all. On the other hand, it doesn't really look at the bigger picture of what's become of our society under the influence of the Limbaughs and other such dishonest media blowhards who inflate the reputations of the rich and powerful while teaching their middle- and lower-class audiences to distrust each other. That kind of look into what's happened to the minds of Americans is sorely needed.