The Rachel Maddow Show | February 15, 2013
A quick correction
Rachel Maddow quickly corrects an accidental misstatement of the date of the Massachusetts special election in which Scott Brown replaced the late Ted Kennedy.
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>>> correction, i screwed up and i'm sorry. earlier in the show i said the special election that scott brown won to become senator in massachusetts occurred in 2011 after the 2010 mid terms. duh, wrong, i'm sorry. scott brown was elected in january 2010 , not january 2011 , which was right at the end of the health reform fight thing, but before the midterms that year that was just me totally screwing up for absolutely no reason with no excuse. i'm very sorry. and scott brown , if i upset you personally with this mistake, he will happily buy you a beer to make up for it, provided you promise to drink it here on set while you let me interview you.