Yesterday Norah O’Donnell Tweeted a criticism of Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin for doing an entire one-hour interview and not bringing up Haiti.

#palin and beck taped interview today. tweeps point out and its true – no mention at all of haiti tragedy.

FWIW, You can listen to Beck’s response here (he basically brushes it off):

What’s funnier are two more Tweets on O’Donnell’s feed where she says it’s her job to watch Glenn Beck. NBC News pays people to watch Fox News? (Note: The bit about “pedicures” is referencing a Tweet Norah wrote in regard to Harold Ford Jr. getting a pedicure, not herself.)

But since O’Donnell is the new Haiti-coverage policewoman, what might she say about Bill Clinton, the U.S. special envoy to Haiti, continuing to campaign for Martha Coakley up in Massachusetts rather than devoting his full attention to the devastation in Haiti? Byron York writes:

Here in Massachusetts, it turns out Bill Clinton will make not one but two appearances tomorrow on behalf of Democratic candidate Martha Coakley.
The Coakley campaign, struggling against surging Republican Scott Brown, has been touting Clinton’s appearance for several days, but in the last 24 hours there have been questions about whether the former president would actually appear. Clinton is the United Nations special envoy for Haiti and has taken a high-profile role in rescue and relief efforts following the disastrous earthquake there. But he is also the man who could possibly help save Coakley, and thus the Democratic national health care plan, from defeat on Tuesday. So the confluence of events presented the spotlight-loving Clinton with a difficult choice: save health care, or save the world? He chose to head to Massachusetts.