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David Martin Shuster (born 1967) is an American television journalist who has been an anchor for MSNBC and who has also worked for Fox News and CNN. He anchored MSNBC Live weekdays from 10-11am and 3-4pm ET and occasionally filled in for Keith Olbermann, Chris Matthews, Ed Schultz and Rachel Maddow on their respective shows. Shuster was MSNBC's lead "breaking news anchor," and anchored prime time coverage of several stories including the death of Michael Jackson, congressional votes for health care reform, and the earthquake in Haiti. Shuster's high profile career has included some controversies; the most recent, an indefinite suspension on April 6, 2010, came from MSNBC after he auditioned for a new political show on CNN. He has not appeared on MSNBC since, as his contract expired while serving his suspension. On June 6, 2011, it was confirmed that Shuster has been hired by Keith Olbermann and Current TV to serve as "primary substitute anchor" for the networks upcoming re-launch of Countdown with Keith Olbermann.