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fox news, in fact principally not from fox news in the briefing but from reporters from the various tv news networks, from cnn, our competitor, from print reporters, so we have seen whatever the back and forth between carney and the reporters that news media interest in the story has suddenly surged. >> he had show draw some fine lines and be very fine in his remarks, that is jay carney -- about what he knew and said at the time and what he was saying when a reporter said, were you aware of the revisions and trying to coordinate all this and he was saying, well, in -- this kind of stuff happens all the time. but there's a big difference between that and a concerted, colder nateed effort to make sure everybody is speaking from the same script. >> there were in the original cia talking points fir -- first
but i don't think he was asked a lot about the hunger strike. in that sense he chose not to say more. i think a good question would give us an answer that's revealing, interesting, important, and not make us all remember the silliness of the question. i think that shows why people in these positions lose sight of that. the white house like to call on tv reporters. they didn't call on any serious print reporters in today's press conference, those folks are there, there's an assigned seating grid which the white house correspondent's association works on. tv in front, i have a background in print, now at msnbc, i love being at msnbc, but at the basic level of diversity, you want to call on print reporters, too. >> i'm going to show a clip of a question i liked at today's press conference. i am going to be accused of being a home team guy. so let's just roll it.
thinking about the questions. everyone knows when you depose someone, it is the answers. >> didn't hear anything from the president we didn't already know when it was his turn to answer the question. >> he didn't reveal new information, i'll give you that, but i don't think he was asked a lot about the hunger strike. in that sense he chose not to say more. i think a good question would give us an answer that's revealing, interesting, important, and not make us all remember the silliness of the question. i think that shows why people in these positions lose sight of that. the white house like to call on tv reporters. they didn't call on any serious print reporters in today's press conference, those folks are there, there's an assigned seating grid which the white house correspondent's association works on. tv in front, i have a background in print, now at msnbc, i love being at msnbc, but at the basic level of diversity, you want to call on print reporters, too.
text was released. but not thead libbed remarks by the president, which are the most controversial that. never got reported on, correct? >> that's exactly right. this was covered at the time. there were reporters in the room. hia show at the time on another channel, i covered the remarks that it were released. but it turned out that most of the print reporters, maybe all of them writing on the story, were write from this prepared remarks given to them by the obama campaign. so you saw andrew sullivan, the blogger, claiming he was release egg transcript of obama's speech. but it wasn't, it was prepared remark, approved and released by the obama campaign. you can sit and read the remarks against the speech, and you will see that obama goes off script repeatedly andad libs and says things we can't find him saying to any other audience. remarkable-- a couple of things. as you watch the speech, one thing stands out at you, thftion a common phenomenon.
text was released. but not thead libbed remarks by the president, which are the most controversial that. never got reported on, correct? >> that's exactly right. this was covered at the time. there were reporters in the room. hia show at the time on another channel, i covered the remarks that it were released. but it turned out that most of the print reporters, maybe all of them writing on the story, were write from this prepared remarks given to them by the obama campaign. so you saw andrew sullivan, the blogger, claiming he was release egg transcript of obama's speech. but it wasn't, it was prepared remark, approved and released by the obama campaign. you can sit and read the remarks against the speech, and you will see that obama goes off script repeatedly andad libs and says things we can't find him saying to any other audience. remarkable-- a couple of things. as you watch the speech, one thing stands out at you, thftion
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it sound inappropriate. but talk about that moment that was seen as a meltdown. and how do you deal with that as a public figure like this solicitor general? >> i don't. i just laugh. >> you just laughed it off at the time? >> i laughed it off at the time, and i laugh it off now. this is one of the things that happens in politics. the print reporters didn't write about it. why? it was nothing unusual. it was the cable stations that didn't. the reason i don't have a big problem with it is it's not what cost me the election. we came in third in iowa, and you are supposed to come in first. ask hillary. it doesn't work so well. the scream speech was essentially concocted by cable television. >> what's your advice? take it from that to ve relli. >> just ignore the whole thing. the press has nothing to do with whether or not he keeps his job. just laugh at it. >> also in his defense, there's
that leaves just the television networks out there on the campaign trial with newt gingrich but no print reporters. second, newt gingrich has cancelled his campaign events in north carolina. mr. gingrich will stay close to his home in northern virginia and go to campaign events there. the north carolina primary is on may 8th. virginia is already done. that brings us to our third new thing to report about the gingrich presidential campaign. it's about mr. gingrich's wife, she is out campaigning for her husband all week in a very upcoming state, her state of wisconsin. this is a new thing. she doesn't go out to events on her own all that often. for example, here is mr. beginnimrs. gingrich today at an elementary school. it's a kindergarten through 8th grade school. she took a tour this afternoon and did a book reading from her
networks including nbc on the campaign trail with newt gingrich but no print reporters. second newt gingrich cancelled his campaign events in north carolina this week. the campaign would prefer we call ate postponement. mr. gingrich will stay close to home in northern virginia and go to campaign events there. the north carolina primary is on may 8th. virginia's already done. that brings us to the third new thing to report about the newt gingrich campaign. it is about his wife, calista gingrich. she is campaigning for her husband all week. an important state, her home state of wisconsin. this is a new thing for mrs. gingrich. this isn't something she hadn't made a habit of. she doesn't go on events on her own very often. she seems to be at an elementary school in trinity academy, in hudson, wisconsin. she took a tour of the school and did a book reading from her book "sweet land of liberty." which is a great and effective