andrew egger. guest 1: i think you are right on one account, which is that as we in the country get more politicized, get pulled further apart, it becomes harder for anybody in media or elsewhere to have sort of an objective take on things. pulled tod to get their ideological side of. as a member of the conservative media, i think there is a lot of slant on both sides come on our side as well. you can find people who are less interested in giving you the straight facts than they are into deceiving and try to push a particular partisan point. i think your point is well taken that happens on both sides and even sort of amount -- among mainstream publications. it is hard to be a reporter and try to get straight facts the people. host: jamie stiehm, in your piece "ohio: both sides of the political river," it is already july 1 and you write i look across the ohio river and i sigh. explain. ohio rivere hot -- is a dividing line between historically north of south, the slaves would cross over from slavery

andrew egger.uest 1: i think you are right on one account, which is that as we in the country get more politicized, get pulled further apart, it becomes harder for anybody in media or elsewhere to have sort of an objective take on things. pulled tod to get their ideological side of. as a member of the conservative media, i think there is a lot of slant on both sides come on our side as well. you can find people who are less interested in giving you the straight facts than they are into deceiving and try to push a particular partisan point. i think your point is well taken that happens on both sides and even sort of amount -- among mainstream publications. it is hard to be a reporter and try to get straight facts the people. host: jamie stiehm, in your piece "ohio: both sides of the political river," it is already july 1 and you write i look across the ohio river and i sigh. explain. ohio rivere hot -- is a dividing line between historically north of south, the slaves would cross over from slavery t

unday roundtable here in washington, andrew egger, he is a reporter for the weekly standard. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me on. host: and jamie stiehm. we want to talk about the news begin week, -- we want to at the shooting in annapolis maryland and the death of your colleagues. -- friendly colleague that had a smile for everyone and wonderful insight into stories and characters. host: