I am delighted to hear this news. His talk show had great guests with a wide view on many topics-politics, music, humor, finance, and contemporary culture. I'm a lawyer who lives on a farm with 150 acres around me to provide beauty, farm animals and neighbors who know more about what is going on than you may think. I will now get to drink my coffee with some real people. By the way I wonder if Imus is upset with Mr. Ford who ran for cover and also got beat by Mr. Corker?

After recently discovering Don Imus in the morning and enjoying the rhetoric and banter with his interesting guests, the boo-boo happened and, unbelieveably he was immediately gone. It is hopeful that when he returns he will have some freedom in expressing his opinions and will not have to get the approval of Jesse and Al as to what he says and the topics he wishes to discuss. Am looking forward to his return and will be tuning in.

Rfd-TV is what most Americans are about. Real people, living in the real world. I enjoy it very mush, and will anxiously be awaiting Don Imus's return to tv.

No more Morning Joe. I am overjoyed that the old fool is back on. I also was a big Harold Ford fan like Imus, and I lost all respect for Ford. I hope Imus tears him a new one. Imus made a mistake. Ford should have stuck with a man who helped Ford every chance Imus could. Ford is a loser who can't take a fight. Imus might be emotionally retarded but Joe Scarborough is mentally retarded. Than God and RFD TV that he is back on.

Im so glad imus is coming back on he never should have been fired it should have been the publics view point on wether or not he left not al sharpton putting the squeeze on the channel.
This man has spent a lot of his income on charities,which al sharpton didnt care that the charities would lose funds plus all the people that worked for imus would lose income.Its shameful and was disgraceful that one man has that much power to say who should work and have him fired after apoligizing to the girls like sharpton wanted.
Who made him god??

thank god for rfdtv we are so glad imus will be on again. msnbc cut their own throats when they let him go. i hope they pay dearly for their mistake.

My birthday is Dec.4th. When my husband asked what I wanted.. my reply..Don Imus back on my tv screen. For years I watched his program every morning while getting the kids ready for school. After the bus picked them up I was able to sit and enjoy my morning with Don, Charles and Bernie. I think I went through withdrawls when they yanked him off the air.. LOL.
I'll be enjoying my birthday with the I-Man once again!

I am so happy Imus is coming back on Rfd tv.
He and all the people he had on his show was
a joy to me .
I hope all national tv's know what they have lost
Imus I am one of your big's fan's and I have had
so many good laugh's with you and your gang.
You are coming back so much bigger and better
you can't keep a good man down.
God speed you and all the people in your life.
Sincerely, Chris frank

Hey Pat the Greatest thing ever for RFD is getting the Iman on the air and all of us out here will be glad to see Monday come.
You are the man Pat keep up the good work
Bob Gillean Broken Arrow Ok

Thank the Lord that Imus is back. Now, we will get back to learning about the politicians through his show. I live in Boston and have Comcast Cable, can someone please tell me what channel Imus is on in this area? Thanks

Thank-you for bringing back Imus. I only hope that where I leave in, Boston, that Comcast carries RFD-TV. He's back just in time to seriously question the presidential candidates.

glad to see imus back on radio&tv, and hope he gives it to all the people who left him(and he's got 5years to do it) including sharpton&ford. idont get rfd television on my cable service (comcast) i called them. do you have any info, if there gonna carry you? thanks&good luck

First time viewer of RFD-TV. Thanks for bringing back the Iman, Charles and Bernie. They, and we,(viewers) have a lot of catching up to do.
Great timing.
Nice Christmas (can I say Christmas??? ) present for his fans. See you tomorrow.
PS.HO, HO, HO and a merry one to Al and Jesse.

imus is back life is good msnbc will never wake up they can not report only dictate their own aggenda. rfd soon to be #1. terry bradshaw will have to get up early again, how great is that!

I too am glad to see i I-Man return i hope he does
not give in to the dummies at the anti americans at
the new york times, not putting the real folks in new york they are a fine bunch of people i met alot of them after 911 when i went to towers to volunteer through my law enforcement agency. any way good luck don and all the crew

Yes!,mornings are finally back to normal. thank-you rfd tv for bringing the Iman back to morning tv. I watched his comeback show this morning, and it was like sitting around having a good laugh, and some serious conversation with a good friend i had'nt seen for awhile(what a great way to start the day) Imus paid for his mistake , and now he back, alittle wiser and ready to continue doing all the good things he and deirdre have been doing for so many people. Thanks again rfd tv and all the best to you and yours Iman

Dear Don, you of all people should be painfully aware that derogatory rhetoric has consequences. This consequence thing needs to go both ways. Equal is equal. Anything else is pandering. Yet your sports announcer feels free to compare our President to a trained monkey and that the “Bar” has been so lowered in the last “eight years” that a chimp could run for office. Does he have the unbiased intellect to even objectively ponder the President’s accomplishments? We feel that off-handed rude comments about any sitting president are pompous, arrogant and ignorant.

It is so easy to ridicule something you know nothing about; which, unfortunately is what the author of the original post has decided to do. What is wrong with people enjoying the outdoor life? The author speaks very arrogantly and mockingly towards the network's existence. I think it is called ignorance... So what if people want to learn how to train a mule or enjoy watching rodeos, cattle auctions, tractor shows, etc?

What the author fails to recognize is that until relatively recently (the last 40 years) this nation's economy was largely agrarian. Thus, a substantial sub-section of the American public still has ties to farming and ranching, and it is refreshing to see shows that are informative and are not oozing with political bias, violence and sex. Go ahead take pop shots at RFD - TV. I think that the numbers speak for themselves. 20,000,000 homes in 7 years - Pretty Impressive.

As for the I-Man, I am glad to see that the liberal media is through torchering the guy, so that he can get back to providing an informative and entertaining program.

Kudos RFD - TV