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Let's lighten things up a little bit. hillary clinton has taken a lot of abuse for her choice of a campaign logo this week. let me read you a few of the campaign headlines of these past couple of weeks on logos in general. the u.s. map and marco rubio's campaign logo doesn't include hawaii or alaska. ted cruz's logo is an upside-down burning american flag. why is this hillary logo so terrible? it's hillary's logo that inspired rick wolf, a freelancer designer, to create a new font called hillary bold. #hillvetica. there is you can't handle the truth in hillvetica. there's the i'll have what sh...

We're working to fuel america for generations to come. today, our commitment to the gulf, and to america, has never been stronger. new polling gets to an issue behind the day to day campaign headlines. the basic question of honesty. the "washington post" found that while 49% of voters think the obama campaign is saying things it believes to be true, a full

Energy. one spill, one tiny spill off the coast of delaware or virginia could easily contaminate much of the entire seaboard. this is not something that i think most of the american public supports but clearly not something our country needs right now. >> but beneath the campaign headlines, there was some fine print in candidate obama's speeches. time and again, he said in the short term, domestic oil production would have to be stepped up and he signaled he might be willing to strike a deal with republicans on drilling to bring them on board for his broader energy plans. will it work? for his...

>> it takes us a step in the wrong direction right at the time the administration is doing so many good things on clean energy. one spill, one tiny spill off the coast of delaware or virginia could easily contaminate much of the entire seaboard. this is not something that i think most of the american public supports but clearly not something our country needs right now. >> but beneath the campaign headlines, there was some fine print in candidate obama's speeches. time and again, he said in the short term, domestic oil production would have to be stepped up and he signaled he might be willing ...

Back on the length of some oil and gas leases, as a practical matter, nothing has come of that campaign threat. to the contrary, the american petroleum institute is now generally pleased with the president's stance, and environmentalists are howling. >> it takes us a step in the wrong direction right at the time the administration is doing so many good things on clean energy. one spill, one tiny spill off the coast of delaware or virginia could easily contaminate much of the entire seaboard. this is not something that i think most of the american public supports but clearly not something our c...