I will be restarting coverage this evening with a whole mess more video to bring you. I've been struggling with some important content from the Nine TV Network in Australia today, but hopefully by this evening will have that available to everyone.
As the initial news wears off, we can next anticipate comments from those who knew Heath, as well as the usual rampant speculation about how and why he died. This continues to be a very major story, displacing the economy and the presidential campaign on most news sites, although not as much on cable news, which as I've always said, cancelled actual news long ago. It's cheaper to have Pat Buchanan scream his head off with Chris Matthews and other pundits on cheap-to-produce political shows on MSNBC, Lou Dobbs to rail against the Mexicans on CNN, and Fox News to get back to the missing and murdered white women. But the latter does have access to sensationalist news partners, so you will get more coverage on Fox than most others.
Which is why I am digging to find additional content and reaction to bring.....
