Oops - they said Obama but showed Osama

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It happened during the opening of "Hardball" Monday evening. Chris Matthews was previewing a story on the controversy over Barack Obama's use of another politician's words, and a picture of Osama bin Laden briefly flashed on the screen beside him with the headline "Words About Words." "This mistake was inexcusable," MSNBC spokesman Jeremy Gaines said. The Obama campaign immediately called NBC to complain, and Matthews apologized on the air a few minutes later.

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