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worse? joining us now, lauren ashburn, ed pinkerton and kelly goss, special correspondent for the root. it s like cat nip for journalists. it reflects a divided country. it reflects a divided media, for example, huffington post, holder says he isn t playing the race card. news max, holder plays the race card. then jonathan from new york magazine says race has been the real story of obama s presidency. when it comes to this latest incident involving eric holder, jim, who didn t actually mention race, though he brought it up in the context of speaking to a largely african-american audience, are conservative commentators themselves injecting race into the political dialogue by bringing it up in this fashion? i think the tone that holder took in front of the national action network was clearly playing for sympathy from that
inflaming the situation? a federal confrontation with the law-breaking nevada rancher becomes a major media story, manly on fox. was it actually big news? ed snowden has a bizarre question and answer session with vladimir putin as his nsa leak leads to pulitzer prizes for two newspapers. has his conduct overshadowed the awards. plus, more of our interview with ex-cbs correspondent sharyl attkisson as another investigative reporter leaves. i m howard kurtz and this is mediabuzz. happy easter, everyone. it began with attorney general eric holder getting grilled on the hill and explaining about his treatment at al sharpton s annual convention. that brought sharp criticism from pundits on the right who in turn were hammered by pundits on the left. both sides declined the use of race. what attorney general has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? that s right. what president has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? do you think that the house co
you love it? love it. why? i don t want to ban anything. i think this is fantastic that mothers would have something that can be really easy for their child to do. i mean, what s the difference between this and the little thing that hangs over them and they can play with it? it s still interactive. go ahead, kelly. those of us who are adult are on screens too much. it s really bad. messing up our sleep patterns, how we communicate. the idea that we should be starting younger, we should use less of this stuff the, not encouraging younger people to use more. and for kids under 2 the american academy of pediatrics says it s bad. they don t like screens or tv either unless it s fox news channel. but the thing is when you put the little toy in front of your child on the car seat he pulls it, hits it, looks at it maybe thinks about it.
an imaginary arrow at a classmate. joining me now, kelly goss, rick gurnell and a criminal defense attorney. we have hot topics. that s the first one. it s the sign for virgo basically. now if you flash it you get suspended and maybe expelled. ridiculous. here s how ridiculous it is. if we are going to punish the kid for pretending to shoot a bow and arrow let s ticket the parents for parking their unicorn in a fire zone. the kid is 10. we encourage them to use their imagination. it will be on his permanent record. i m so grateful i m not growing up in this age of political correctness run amok. i would have been busted for the wonder woman uniform because it was too threaten iing.