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supporters but all the journalists as well so you see with the rallies, the recount, that there isn t as much of an ability for the president to shape it while he s not on the scene platform where the journal its are and they re looking for stories and they re looking at the various reporters at these rallies who are covering the tweets, covering the facebook posts. it really becomes, you know, there s a dirth of commentary in the mainstream press that ll be interesting going into the mid-term elections where we see that, you know, his endorsement might be news worthy , how does that really bear out. well gone are the days when those rallies got wall to wall television coverage. clarence the report that raised hypothetical problems, signature s might have been suspect, mail ballots might have come from the wrong address, voters might have voted in multiple counties, so the press reported that but donald trump still is calling coverage of this arizona audit dishonest. well, you can
interesting to watch why are so many conservative commentators ganging up on gingrich? president obama s state of the union draws the usual wall to wall television coverage. good evening. while our focus in primetime here in washington tonight will be the president s state of the union address before a joint session of congress at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. to be fair, the attention hasn t been on the president, not for months. within a day the story fades. has the media s attention span grown too short? plus, the new york times reports that a former yale football star withdrew from potential road scholarship after a student filed an informal complaint accusing him of sexual assault. no charges ever filed. is that out of balance? why did the yale daily news sit on the story? i m howard kurtz, and this is reliable sources. if the final days before the primary, newt gingrich needed another strong debate performance to overtake mitt romney. the presidential debates, a
people just don t know what to do. it s wall-to-wall television coverage, as well, as you can imagine. explain how you had the presence of mine, traveling in a car to think, wait a minute this might be something devastating, an earthquake. this must have gone on for a long time. i ve been talking to people all day trying to figure out the duration it lasted. the earthquake itself, afterwards there s a lot of swaying so it s hard to de determine how long the quake is. people were saying as long as five minutes, at least two minutes. the average earthquake is usually not more than 30 seconds. it was long enough that people could japan is the land of video cameras, as you know, so people are very fast at bringing out their iphones and whatnot to take coverage. also the middle of a weekday and there s a lot of news going on in tokyo to begin with. there was a lot of live television coverage that was just happening at that moment. so you ve got a lot of tv crews