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Alan Keyes Is Making Sense
Format	Talk show
Presented by	Alan Keyes
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	89
Production
Running time	60 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel	MSNBC
Original run	January 21, 2002 – June 27, 2002
External links
Official website

Alan Keyes Is Making Sense was a short-lived news talk show on MSNBC hosted by conservative commentator Alan Keyes. It ran for 23 weeks in the first half of 2002. It did not air on some dates because of the 2002 State of the Union Address and coverage of Robert Blake's arrest.

Guests included former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,^[1] Pat Buchanan, Alan Dershowitz, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Chris Tucker,^[2] Mona Charen,^[3] Neal Horsley,^[4] Ali Abunimah,^[5] Bernard Goldberg,^[6] Rich Lowry, and then-Jerusalem Mayor Ehud Olmert.^[7]

The show's cancellation led to an ongoing boycott of the network by 78,137 people, sponsored by the Jewish education group Mesora.org.^[8]

In the weeks following the cancellation, the Israeli government presented Keyes with an award for his integrity in journalism. This marked the only time the award had ever been presented.^[9]

References

External links

• Alan Keyes Is Making Sense
• Transcripts of Alan Keyes is Making Sense
• Alan Keyes is Making Sense ended a year ago
• Alan Keyes Is Making Sense at the Internet Movie Database