in? i think he s in good shape. people have an attachment to him because he was out here. i think people have a fondness for him. i don t think people blame him for anything that is wrong in this country. i think far right of the republican party does. i don t think the moderates do and certainly the democrats don t. sean: has he read any independent polls lately? let s repeat that line from the former president of in bc news. i don t think people blame him for anything wrong in this country in this country except for the far right republicans. mr. gardner, memo, the polls show 71% of americans are blaming him for the economy this is what you are saying. wolf blitzer bringing out the puppies and the kids this is media manipulation. they have the defibrillators out because they have to jumpstart the campaign. sean: our last tape for the night. the outgoing cnn executive, on with howie kurtz sees too much
program because i know man has walked on the moon. having said this, i m having some doubts about the heroic efforts of rupert murdoch s wife to thwart the pie thrower. think about it. the whole hearing concerned media manipulation. parliamentaryians were gathered to learn what the murdochs knew about the hacking and when they knew it. and the testimony didn t go so well. they apologized repeatedly but steadfastly refused to take the blame. the story making the most news is the pie, and the woman who stopped its delivery. instead of questions about the voracity of the murdochs testimony, there s chatter about how a man approached murdoch with a pie and have murdoch s wife lunge towards the attacker and thwart the attempt to harm her husband. i keep seeing headlines like don t mess with wendi deng. so what should have been a port mortem analysis of the testimony of two media moguls has now been
allow me to share a lingering thought about what happened in the uk with the tuesday testimony of rupert and james murdoch. i m a bit of a cynic. i think oswald killed kennedy and acted alone. i abhor those that float the notion that 9/11 was an inside job. and i lamented the closing of a chapter today in our space program because i know man has walked on the moon. having said this, i m having some doubts about the heroic efforts of rupert murdoch s wife to thwart the pie thrower. think about it. the whole hearing concerned media manipulation. parliamentaryians were gathered to learn what the murdochs knew about the hacking and when they knew it. and the testimony didn t go so well. they apologized repeatedly but steadfastly refused to take the blame. the story making the most news is the pie, and the woman who stopped its delivery. instead of questions about the voracity of the murdochs testimony, there s chatter about how a man approached murdoch
walked on the moon. having said this, i m having some doubts about the heroic efforts of rupert murdoch s wife to thwart the pie thrower. think about it. the whole hearing concerned media manipulation. parliamentaryians were gathered to learn what the murdochs knew about the hacking and when they knew it. and the testimony didn t go so well. they apologized repeatedly but steadfastly refused to take the blame. the story making the most news is the pie, and the woman who stopped its delivery. instead of questions about the voracity of the murdochs testimony, there s chatter about how a man approached murdoch with a pie and have murdoch s wife lunge towards the attacker and thwart the attempt to harm her husband. i keep seeing headlines like don t mess with wendi deng. so what should have been a port mortem analysis of the testimony of two media moguls has now been
allow me to share a lingering thought about what happened in the uk with the tuesday testimony of rupert and james murdoch. i m a bit of a cynic. i think oswald killed kennedy and acted alone. i abhor those that float the notion that 9/11 was an inside job. and i lamented the closing of a chapter today in our space program because i know man has walked on the moon. having said this, i m having some doubts about the heroic efforts of rupert murdoch s wife to thwart the pie thrower. think about it. the whole hearing concerned media manipulation. parliamentaryians were gathered to learn what the murdochs knew about the hacking and when they knew it. and the testimony didn t go so well. they apologized repeatedly but steadfastly refused to take the blame. the story making the most news is the pie, and the woman who stopped its delivery. instead of questions about the voracity of the murdochs testimony, there s chatter about how a man approached murdoch