obama, i don t know what you want to call him bill: mary katharine, here is the deal. when you see americans to the tune of 47% saying hey, we like him. we like barack obama. we don t have anything against him. but only 18% think obama care is a great thing. i mean, americans are evaluating the man not on who he is but what is he doing. right. no, i think you are right. first of all, as far as the ghost of reagan goes, the political system right now is volatile enough. i think you could get somebody that comes out of blue that you didn t expect being a candidate that will surprise people. that s one thing. second of all, when your landmark legislation is polling on par with congress negatively at 18% that is a bad, bad sign. so going forward, he and msnbc don t look like they are in great shape. as far as the media goes, what is interesting is these are likely voters. more educated and more intune to the news. among that group they pick five
party they are most likely to find blacks less hard working and less truth worthy. i m going to direct the viewers to real clear politics. why don t we direct them to the actual study. because the study you are directing them to an interpretation of the study. as a social scientist i m telling you your interpretation of the study is wrong. strong approving of tea party bill: is this fair and balanced? read the washington studdie. i have read it. bill: i wanted viewers to. please do. bill: then read the real clear politics analysis of it, okay? that works. if it turns out that what i m say something true and it is, will you then concede. bill: no because the study according to real clear and our analysis is that the tea party members are more liberal toward african-americans on the basis of trust worthiness and honesty than the general population. first point is they are more likely to be racially resentful. do you agree with that part of the study?
on for a long time. it s not likely to stop. bill: the other two cable news operations off the board. trailing, yeah. bill: next on the run down, juan and mary katharine has strong opinions about the political poll. later, we confront the muslim 9/11 truther who may be involved in a mosque ground zero situation. don t miss this one upcoming.
want to call him bill: mary katharine, here is the deal. when you see americans to the tune of 47% saying hey, we like him. we like barack obama. we don t have anything against him. but only 18% think obama care is a great thing. i mean, americans are evaluating the man not on who he is but what is he doing. right. no, i think you are right. first of all, as far as the ghost of reagan goes, the political system right now is volatile enough. i think you could get somebody that comes out of blue that you didn t expect being a candidate that will surprise people. that s one thing. second of all, when your landmark legislation is polling on par with congress negatively at 18% that is a bad, bad sign. so going forward, he and msnbc don t look like they are in great shape. as far as the media goes, what is interesting is these are likely voters. more educated and more intune to the news. among that group they pick five
party they are most likely to find blacks less hard working and less truth worthy. i m going to direct the viewers to real clear politics. why don t we direct them to the actual study. because the study you are directing them to an interpretation of the study. as a social scientist i m telling you your interpretation of the study is wrong. strong approving of tea party bill: is this fair and balanced? read the washington studdie. i have read it. bill: i wanted viewers to. please do. bill: then read the real clear politics analysis of it, okay? that works. if it turns out that what i m say something true and it is, will you then concede. bill: no because the study according to real clear and our analysis is that the tea party members are more liberal toward african-americans on the basis of trust worthiness and honesty than the general population. first point is they are more likely to be racially resentful. do you agree with that part of the study?