ganging up on her, jim. i think they totally have. a week ago they didn t think she could win and a week ago, she could win and he is she s an idiot and destined to lose, but i think that things change quickly in the media environment. and an ace political columnist for politico said on friday, look, she could win this thing and then when i read that she was that she s interpreting lord of the rings as a feminist parable. i was reminded, gone on free republic. i m reminded that like rand paul and a lot of others, and glenn beck, they re reading stuff and absorbing stuff other than the mainstream culture and i think that s why the mainstream culture never sees them coming. jon: elliss, an article in the washington post headlined republican leaders are now on notice. about the o donnell win. call it a civil war, insurrection, the established leadership of the republican
they re on a different plane than anybody else. maureen dowd wrote about in the new york times a couple weeks how mrs. obama leaves the white house during tough times, you know, we ve editorialized about barack obama apologizing to the u.s. jon: let s ask a man of the people. elliss. it s a marvellous story, has everything it needs except facts. the two people who have now through their staff, the right way to do it you don t want to climb into the gutter with these people said it s absolutely 100% untrue and the office provided no evidence. it s an authorized biography. no, it s not. does this story have legs, so to speak? moving on. where people get their news these days, according to a new poll by the pew research center more than a third, 36% of americans say they get news from both digital and traditional sources television radio and print, just shy of the number who rely on traditional sources.
and likes to smoke while he plays golf and critics say this is the new york times running interference for the white house on one of the political enemies. i don t think that the new york times likes john boehner and i don t think they want the republicans to win the house this november. it s a hunt. come on, this is magazine journalism today, this is the personality profile every single big person in our culture subjected to that. and fund raising and about barack obama and at least they don t smoke. boehner and obama smoke. jon: we ll take a break while elliss does the research. you ve got to check out our new website, keep an eye on the media sections on the watch list and go behind the scenes and listen to some discussions we have here during the breaks, always very interesting. up next, when it comes to religion, do the media play favorites? the pope makes a historic trip to visit the queen. the ground zero mosque imam is
ganging up on her, jim. i think they totally have. a week ago they didn t think she could win and a week ago, she could win and he is she s an idiot and destined to lose, but i think that things change quickly in the media environment. and an ace political columnist for politico said on friday, look, she could win this thing and then when i read that she was that she s interpreting lord of the rings as a feminist parable. i was reminded, gone on free republic. i m reminded that like rand paul and a lot of others, and glenn beck, they re reading stuff and absorbing stuff other than the mainstream culture and i think that s why the mainstream culture never sees them coming. jon: elliss, an article in the washington post headlined republican leaders are now on notice. about the o donnell win. call it a civil war, insurrection, the established leadership of the republican
who really just think that they re on a different plane than anybody else. maureen dowd wrote about in the new york times a couple weeks how mrs. obama leaves the white house during tough times, you know, we ve editorialized about barack obama apologizing to the u.s. jon: let s ask a man of the people. elliss. it s a marvellous story, has everything it needs except facts. the two people who have now through their staff, the right way to do it you don t want to climb into the gutter with these people said it s absolutely 100% untrue and the office provided no evidence. it s an authorized biography. no, it s not. does this story have legs, so to speak? moving on. where people get their news these days, according to a new poll by the pew research center more than a third, 36% of americans say they get news from both digital and traditional sources television radio and print, just shy of the number who rely on