Idea: MSNBC Should Keep Rotating Hosts

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Morning Joe with Joe Scarborough is back in MSNBC's 6 to 9am time slot next week, ICN says. This week CNBC's Jim Cramer has been filling in. The subs lead this e-mailer to suggest:

"MSNBC should permanently stick with the rotating hosts for the former Imus timeslot. Seeing basically the same hosts every weekday on Fox and Friends and American Morning gets tiresome after awhile. Shtick and the same talking heads will only go so far before the channel is changed. It's been fun to tune into MSNBC every week and get a different and fresh view on world events. The formula for the show is the same but it feels different each week and that's a nice change. Putting someone like Cramer on there helps liven it up as well."
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