Politico:

MSNBC may be obsessed with the four men arrested for trying to tamper with Sen. Mary Landrieuโ€™s telephones, but the network says reporter David Shuster crossed the line when he attacked one of them via Twitter.
Just before leaving for New Orleans to cover the story, Shuster used a Twitter message to tell conservative filmmaker James Oโ€™Keefe โ€” one of the four men arrested by the FBI โ€” that heโ€™s โ€œnot a journalist,โ€ that he โ€œintended to tap phonesโ€ and that he โ€œwill go to prison.โ€
โ€œThe comments were inappropriate,โ€ an MSNBC spokesperson told POLITICO Thursday. โ€œWe have talked to David about them.โ€
Still, Shuster continues to cover the story for MSNBC. At 3 p.m. Thursday, heโ€™s expected to interview Andrew Breitbart, who pays Oโ€™Keefe a salary and published his undercover anti-ACORN videos on his website Big Government.