more on the family s infamous car trip. is campaign coverage going to the dogs? a breakthrough in the pulitzer prizes with the huffington price and politico winning the coveted awards. we ll talk about digital journalism with arianna huffington, and behind the scenes with north korea. abc s bob woodruff on reporting in that secretive country under the eye of government minders. wherever you go, they are there with you. you can go 20 yards away, 50 yards away, but not much beyond that. and whether the l.a. times should have published those possibly inflammatory pictures of american soldiers posing with mutilated afghan fighters. i m howard kurtz, and this is reliable sources. zimplt mitt romney has done six cable interviews in the last four weeks. five of them with fox news. now he is the unofficial republican nominee, he is still keeping the national media at arm s length, still granting little access to the reporters who cover him, and now in an interview with bright
in fact, generally speaking they get back 4.8%. i m going to put a few kernels into their pot because they are not paying taxes. let s look at another group. this bag represents people who earn between $30 and $100,000 a year. that s about 40% of households in the united states. this group represents a contribution of 18%. 18% of the total personal tax revenues come from here. i m going to put about two handfuls of popcorn in the bowl to represent the taxes they pay. this bag represents people who earn between $100,000 and a million dollars a year. $100,000 to a million a year. that s about 15% of u.s. households. guess what? this group contributes more than 60% to the total pie. i m going to at that in, about six handfuls. you ve got three, four, five, six and a few extras. that s how much this group people who earn between $100,000 and a million dollars put that much into the total pie. now let s talk about the group president obama is referring to when he talks about the
when i am on 24/7 it its you must watch tv. my boy 50 going to tell you. what you think? absolutely. you see the ratings drop. come on, it s me, man. what would the show 24/7 be without me. what would the show 24/7 be without me? if you were unmy shoes and p if you were in my shoes and producing 24/7. if i was in your shoes and producing 24/7. i would let miguel coto get 24 minutes on the show and let mayweather and 50 cent, larry ellerby, g-unit we are going to the rap studio on this one. we run the show. we is the show. let us take over. it s called the takeover. the money team takeover. 24/7. you ll excuse miguel coto for not talking back. he is just here to fight. do it. do it. that s right. i don t need to talk about floyd, you know. he is the guy who i always needs someone all attention. i am a quiet guy. but i am always thinking, preparing myself to do it. that event is scheduled for may 5th in las vegas. a meeting of two of boxing s signature nam
states. it s a fascinating, troubling story. we re also going to look at the war on drugs in mexico. could it actually be working? first, here s my take. a new poll in the united states shows that americans are still deeply frustrated at the slow pace of the economic recovery. that s understandable. unemployment stays stubbornly high. i was just in europe, and they think america is booming. consider this. the u.s. economy is on track to grow between 2% and 3% this year. in europe, by contrast, half the euro zone economies are going to actually shrink this year and not one major european country will grow over 1%. last thursday christine lagard, the head of the international monetary fund and former french finance minister, said there were dark clouds hanging over the global recovery and that the euro zone was at the epicenter of potential risks. borrowing costs for countries like spain, italy, and greece are rising again. what is going on? didn t it look like the europeans ha
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