office of the president or the women who work for him, quite frankly. juan: the one thing i thought was new, the publisher of the hill, has decides he is pulling out, no more going to the white house correspondence center. something the new york times decided a wild dog. we will see where it goes. kimberly: dana said no more comedians. juan: one more thing is up next.
i don t know, i am hearing he is going to do the white house correspondents dinner. i would like to go. brian likes to go. these two bailout. brian: the correspondence center is great because it s televised. the whole country gets to see him with that sense of humor. he gave up an hour to comedy central to roast him for charity. they are so brutal. it wasn t just hair jokes. here s the thing with donald trump. he proves he had the easiest time doing it. none of these bites are personal. you can be friends with rand paul and little marco and lindsey graham. it s not personal. he s upset at what they doing but he understands it is sparring penn won his last line is i respect what you do, it s ironic because that s the first nice thing he has said about them which figures into a comedy monologue. i am fascinated by where this
love the gridiron dinner. it s the best one. one of the reasons it s the best is because it s not on camera. it s not televised. it s been going on for 160 years or something. it s a long-held club, one of the best nights in d.c. i love the satire of it and i think we all benefit from a night where the press and the president can hobnob behind the scenes, say whatever they want. their motto is the gridiron singes but it never burns. i am a big fan of that night. i don t care if he goes to the correspondence center. kimberly: i like it. shows the president is in good humor. nice just to position to the press out there juxtapositio juxtaposition. to see him in humor, making inroads with the media, that was good. shows the flexibility. he s very good at these events.
talking about the burgeoning drone industry and the use of drone s unmanned aircraft to fire missiles in theaters. pam, you had an interesting question during the break. yeah, i was just curious. you know, what are the economics of drones. who s making their money off of these things? there are now 40 countries opening their own drone programs. i think right now, it s about a $6 billion a year industry. but it s projected to grow up to $06 billion in drone trams. and the joke that president obama made two years ago at the white house correspondence center, it reminded me of the famous george w. bush joke where he was looking for weapons of mass destruction under the table and couldn t find them. to me, having covered these wars and seeing the impact on both
whoever said that it is easier when rivers are catching on fire to say we have an environmental problem. more complicated to explain global warming. media research center posted a special report this week claiming networks hide the decline in credibility of claims of climate change. and 48% of americans, according to a march 2010 gallup poll, think the threat of global warming is greatly exaggerated. it probably is by some people. i know some very smart environmentalists who think al gore has made a point where losing credibility because he exaggerates so much. but it is still a very serious threat. just because it is exaggerated doesn t mean it isn t a threat. fortunately they have the white house press corp, the correspondence center would be carbon neutral. hats off to them for catching hats off to rupert murdoch