is part of the problem here that this vatican has a tin ear when it comes to pr? i definitely. i was talking to a pr guy about this yesterday. this is more than a pr problem. this is a management problem. these guys are too decentralized and they re not talking to each other. they need to fix their management problem and then they ll get rid of their pr problem. father, is there more than pr here? is there a problem with a bunker mentality inside the vatican, and if so, is it possible to change? i think it is possible the change. it will take a long time. thing is what you would call a clerical culture there is a culture that for many years, for centuries has put the concerns of priests sometimes over the concerns of the most vulnerable. we saw that when bishops weren t listening to victims and victims families, and privileging the priests sometimes. so you have to change this whole clerical culture, and you have to open it up, make it less about power and less about secrecy. h
right as americans to demonstrate and to express our views about the issues that face the federal government. and he s making fun of the millions of people doing that yesterday. here s an example of the white house that was out in space, literally. it s tax day, we re all paying our taxes, and barack obama is talking about the space program in florida. you can t get more out of touch than that, guys. jon: peter, he made those remarks well, there were a couple of fund-raisers in florida, one of them at the home of gloria estevan and her husband, the singer, obviously, at which people were paying $30,000 per couple to attend. i suppose people in that bracket aren t too upset with the way things are going, but was he showing a tin ear for politics here? i m so surprised that terry is so sensitive on a friday! no, i don t think so. you know, the fat of the matter is the taxes are not
great american panel columnist, fox news political analyst kirsten powers. former pollster for jimmy carter, adviser to mcgovern s campaign pat caddell. and a great american, nationally syndicated radio host out of the great city of cincinnati, bill cunningham, thank you for being here, you are a great american. sean hannity, how are you? sean: we is start with harry reid. we lost 36,000 jobs today, but it is really good news, really good. here s what said: today is a big day in america. only 36,000 people lost their jobs today, which is really good. sean: only 36,000. really good! that was i mean he s a little bit of a tin ear. the reality is, it is going okay.
fox news political analyst kirsten powers. former pollster for jimmy carter, adviser to mcgovern s campaign pat caddell. and a great american, nationally syndicated radio host out of the great city of cincinnati, bill cunningham, thank you for being here, you are a great american. sean hannity, how are you? sean: we is start with harry reid. we lost 36,000 jobs today, but it is really good news, really good. here s what said: today is a big day in america. only 36,000 people lost their jobs today, which is really good. sean: only 36,000. really good! that was i mean he s a little bit of a tin ear. the reality is, it is going okay. and the sorry.
great american panel columnist, fox news political analyst kirsten powers. former pollster for jimmy carter, adviser to mcgovern s campaign pat caddell. and a great american, nationally syndicated radio host out of the great city of cincinnati, bill cunningham, thank you for being here, you are a great american. sean hannity, how are you? sean: we is start with harry reid. we lost 36,000 jobs today, but it is really good news, really good. here s what said: today is a big day in america. only 36,000 people lost their jobs today, which is really good. sean: only 36,000. really good! that was i mean he s a little bit of a tin ear. the reality is, it is going okay. and the sorry.