ramirez the yale students says i m not coming in. that goes to bed. what the president was relaying yesterday is guys, get to this. it s never going to end. it s delay of game. the four corners offense is what the democrats are trying to do. ainsley: female rachel mitchell from arizona. i m glad it s a female asking questions. she has a lot experience in this she is a prosecutor. she will probably be able to tell based on her experience who is telling the truth and who is not. brian: big drama is going to be with brett kavanaugh. what did you do in high school who did you do in college? how much did you drink? the washington post said when he was pledging from a ternght he did. this. ainsley: just because you drank and got drunk doesn t mean did you this. brian: i agree with you. this is how the democrats are going to make him out to be some you know how yale is it s easy to be drink all the time that s how they perceive it as.
look at the stock market, i mean, americans are living better than they ever have and you are going to question his leadership? steve: when you watch the mainstream media though, according to the media research center, 90% of the coverage of donald trump is negative. yet, you know, his popularity, his favorability number has remains steady or has gone up a little bit, which is a shocking number, considering all the vast avalanche of bad publicity he has gotten. what s interesting is i looked at the media yesterday and they all wants to talk about what the world view of the president is. what they need to understanding is the world doesn t understanding the media in america right now. like they see what the president is doing, that is what makes us look bad is when they are constantly i was talking to a world leader yesterday, i won t name which leader it was, and he said i can t believe that they would ever talk about impeachment, 25th amendment. he said do they understanding this
interesting to watch why are so many conservative commentators ganging up on gingrich? president obama s state of the union draws the usual wall to wall television coverage. good evening. while our focus in primetime here in washington tonight will be the president s state of the union address before a joint session of congress at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. to be fair, the attention hasn t been on the president, not for months. within a day the story fades. has the media s attention span grown too short? plus, the new york times reports that a former yale football star withdrew from potential road scholarship after a student filed an informal complaint accusing him of sexual assault. no charges ever filed. is that out of balance? why did the yale daily news sit on the story? i m howard kurtz, and this is reliable sources. if the final days before the primary, newt gingrich needed another strong debate performance to overtake mitt romney. the presidential debates, a