a journal i could think of courageous enough to regularly photographs of and maps of american with mexico annexed on, free speech. the media should be interested in what the real agenda is i am not turning to michelle for ethnic understanding, i m afraid. elliss will defend to the death your right to say it. jon: is the cleanup hindered or help the oil spill. congress looks for the answers to the gulf oil spill and everyone points fingers in the bill spill blame game. is the media playing along? and the president gives advice to new graduates. information becomes a we didn t see it coming. but women have made olay regenerist #1. though not surgical results,
agreed. jon: let s move on to the blame came in capitol him. the guys in charge of british petroleum, tolds spill was caused by the failure of a safety device that company built. and that company said bp was in charge and a third company hired to plug the exploratory well didn t do it right and president obama said something about it on friday. bp is committed to pay for the response effort and we will hold them to their obligation. i have to say though, i did not appreciate what i consider to be a ridiculous spectacle during the congressional hearings in this matter. you had executives from bp, halliburton falling over each other to point the finger of blame at somebody else. the american people could not have been impressed with that display and i certainly wasn t. what about media reaction to what the president had to say there, elliss. kind of well said, right? most people i know blame the
agreed. jon: let s move on to the blame came in capitol him. the guys in charge of british petroleum, tolds spill was caused by the failure of a safety device that company built. and that company said bp was in charge and a third company hired to plug the exploratory well didn t do it right and president obama said something about it on friday. bp is committed to pay for the response effort and we will hold them to their obligation. i have to say though, i did not appreciate what i consider to be a ridiculous spectacle during the congressional hearings in this matter. you had executives from bp, halliburton falling over each other to point the finger of blame at somebody else. the american people could not have been impressed with that display and i certainly wasn t. what about media reaction to what the president had to say there, elliss. kind of well said, right? most people i know blame the
attempt was not to make connections between her sexual orientation and the photo. what s going on there? well, shame, shame, shame on andrew sullivan for raising her sexual preferences whatever they may be. i want to know things about her, her judicial philosophy, not specific things about her, the positions she would take on the court, but her judicial philosophy. the new york times was prevented from sitting in on a class in hunter high school with her brother. another cousin was chided by talking about the fact that the family liked to debate at the table. the white house is trying to shut all that off. you re right, elliss, we do have to do more. jon: all right, we have to take a break and you can get more on the stories that we cover. log on to foxnews.com/fox news watch and see and hear some interesting things you won t see here on tv. up next, why did wearing the american flag cause a mainly controversy in california and the media.
transparency, you don t seem to agree? no, i mean, especially because josh himself has done much of the reporting that supports the view that this white house is really trying to micromanage news in a way that we haven t seen recently and their numbers speak for themselves. 46 q & a s by this president, versus 147 with president bush and 252 with bill clinton. that s, that says all i need to know. jon: in the case of elena kagan, jim, we re about to, at least nominate or maybe appoint to the supreme court a woman who could be there what, 30 years or more. shouldn t we get to know her a little bit. know more about her? with well, the press would have to be a lot more curious about her than they are. they were all over clarence thomas and his personal life 20 years ago. and yet, the press seems perfectly content to just accept that kagen is a fine person and that s that. jon: why is that, elliss?