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A lot of his compliments are going unnoticed. speak out we have the highest stock market in history. we have a gdp on friday that had very little mention. unemployment is the lowest it has been in 17 years. business enthusiasm is as high as they have ever seen it. >> dana: unfortunately, the good news is not usually covered. that is the way it is, so they have to go out there and talk about it. greg, let's start with fareed zakaria. basically, he is trying to give explanation into the bigotry that he thinks exists underneath everything. >> greg: the only time he isn't wrong is when he is play ...

>> no. >> and he says, "my son is a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency." >> and all he's done so far this morning is retweet a line, a host on fox news that said "i believe don jr. is the victim here." the president retweeted that this morning. >> the fact is they have now gotten so far into the bubble, i guess they've dug so far down low into the bunker that this is not nixon in '73, this is nixon in the summer of '74. no one believes that. no one on the hill believes he's a victim. no one believes that this isn't wrong, other than one or two propagandists in the media.

This is a much different scale. we don't have the sony emales sent to us at role call, but i have to know if we did, we are going to be talking to our lawyers, figuring out the best strategy for whether you touch it or not touch it. >> i have a question for joe, do you think the behavior of the ceo of sony raises remarks about the president and a few other and some employees. >> the ceo doesn't make it racist. >> a guy made a racist staimd statement, you go, whatever, this isn't wrong. it's the rolling stones. >> it was a top producer, scott rudeen i think is his name. >> yes. >> i think a vp ...

For each of those arguments, and he ends with this. journalism is in some sense permissible thievery. we occasionally catch wind of what our subjects would rather us not know, and we don't hesitate to report it if it contributes to an understanding of what we're writing about. but the way it came to light in this instance makes me wish it never happened. every reporter has fantasized about stumbling onto a treasure trove of secret documents so when sony is spread in front of us, it's instintive for us to pounce, but this time acting on that reflex just doesn't feel right, even though it isn't ...

For each of those arguments, and he ends with this. journalism is in some sense permissible thievery. we occasionally catch wind of what our subjects would rather us not know, and we don't hesitate to report it if it contributes to an understanding of what we're writing about. but the way it came to light in this instance makes me wish it never happened. every reporter has fantasized about stumbling onto a treasure trove of secret documents so when sony is spread in front of us, it's instinctive for us to pounce, but this time acting on that reflex just doesn't feel right, even though it isn't...