Perhaps MSNBC Should Hire This Guy

Inuyama Shibao is the pup’s name.  He’s a Shiba Inu, an ancient breed indigenous to Japan.

With disgraced NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams making his way to MSNBC after an apology tour in which he laughably confessed he didn’t lie his ego did, I think this fella will boost the ratings for the flailing cable news channel and there will never be any cause for concern that Williams’ soaring fantasies will reemerge.

Brian Williams: The Most Terrific Liar You Ever Saw

Suffering from delusions of grandeur, NBC news anchor Brian Williams has been caught in a lie.  Check that.  A couple of lies.

Fancying himself a kind of Col. Jessup from A Few Good Men, Williams willfully lied to portray his counterfeit bravery.  The claim that his helicopter was hit by RPG and AK-47 fire in Iraq has crumbled and now he is assiduously attempting to salvage his career.

For over 10 years Williams has repeated his half-truth of heroic survival and even told it again as recently as last Friday night, during a Rangers game when NBC did a special segment about one of the soldiers who protected him in Iraq.

He was busted when Stars & Stripes, a military newspaper, asked the helicopter crew members about that fateful day and they had a different story to tell: the truth.

He lies as easily as his hero Law Professor/Community Organizer president and rivals his smugness.

Someone should remind Williams his lies are tantamount to stolen valor.

Fabulists of a feather... MT @Hadas_Gold Dan Rather backs Brian Williams, says he's "an honest decent man" http://t.co/U64B8qz9rQ
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) February 5, 2015

"Brian Williams" is Danger's middle name
— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) February 5, 2015

Maybe Al Sharpton can fill in for Brian for a few weeks. You know, try to gain back some credibility.
— FredZeppelin (@FredZeppelin12) February 5, 2015

UPDATE 6:54PM: Brian Williams lied about seeing “entire war plan” for Iraq invasion on Facebook.