and she can do something else, which is why she s famous. now that there s another kardashian female, bob, i don t think she s going anywhere. cbs news anchor scott pelley, need to check your facts, scott. you gave an interview to deadline and said fox news decided to bite off one small part of the viewership and be happy with only 200,000 viewers that we have here at the fox news channel. let me just correct the record. the five on an average evening averages over 2 million viewers. fox news total daytime averages over 1.1 million viewers. and fox news prime time averages almost 1.8 million a night. so just want to get the record correct there, scott. we have a huge audience that we love and support. can t say the same for the other network. the great walter cronkite would say on that news show like you do now, 15 million viewers, you have single handedly brought it to 7. i don t know if i would say
media. we call them special snowflakes. they re so special. they re the ordained purveyors of truth who purport to know what is the accurate picture of politics in america. elizabeth palmer is a canadian journalist based in london, who thinks that she s giving a fair, balanced and neutrally objective view of a comparison between iranian and the tea party? it s beyond outrageous. the problem isn t so much bias in the media as it is the pretense of neutrality and these people still don t get it. it s interesting to me because it comes just as the cbs news anchor, scott pelley, comes out talking about journalism in this country and talks about how he believes that, first of all, not a lot of people watch cable news. they just don t. well, we beat you in all the debates and on election night,
candidacy. come on, she flew a million miles. you know what that meese, it means a precedent for future secretaries of state and just travel and avoid issues like iran and north korea. don t get dirty and you are popular. to be a seat warmer secretary of state is embarrassing. jon: next on news watch, did the cbs news anchor have a meltdown? [ lisa ] my son is my world. he is the most awesome 5-year-old
whom when they get into trouble, it s not consensual sex. all right, mary. matt? here s a hit to new england s patriots coach bill belichick who dared weighed in to the great christian secular debate in this country in the face of great hatred, signed tim tebow, the christian quarterback, to a contract. the last time tim tebow had any serious playing time he led the broncos to the playoffs. he deserves a second chance in new england to show he is worthy allegations against a u.s. ambassador and charges of high-level efforts to cover up details. a new york paper reports the cbs news anchor scott pele had a meltdown over the state department scandal story. what caused that? the trial of george zimmerman gets going. jury selection begins and the media ramp up the issue of racism. sarah palin is back. returning to fox news. other media react as expected. and new jersey governor chris christie, a big hit on late
plenty of women are as ambitious as men, but i am saying and i want to say it unequivocally and unapologetically that the data is clear that when it comes to ambition to lead, to be the leader of whatever you re doing, men, boys outnumber girls and women. and joining us now is former cbs news anchor 20 years in the business and now written the book the good enough mother, sounds like parenting to me. she also launched the website goodenoughmother.com. i got to go there. one of the messages of sandberg s book is often women leave before they lead meaning they hold back on their ambitions on the job because they want to have a better work life balance with their kids at home. now, what do you think? do you think that s true? well, first of all, i think there are probably a lot of women at home who were nodding in solidarity with a lot of the things that sheryl sandberg was