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Thomas Roberts Fills in For Olbermann

He is standing in for the Countdown host.

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With Keith Olbermann on suspension without pay from MSNBC indefinitely, Thomas Roberts is standing in for the Countdown host.

"Just lending a had when the chips are down. Cya @ 8pm," the MSNBC anchor and Advocate On-Air host tweeted.

Tune in at 8 p.m. to watch.

Click here to watch Roberts on TheAdvocate On-Air.

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