bernie goldberg on that. next a new book says big time tv programs like mary tyler moore contained a number of hidden liberal messages. kind of a liberal da vinci code. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, very interesting new book out called prime time propaganda. the author ben shapiro graduated harvard law from all places. he has documents that the american tv industry often inserts liberal messages in some of the most successful programs. i talked with mr. shapiro last week. so let's take family ties first. ♪ >> i mean this is a fun one i spoke with goldberg creator of family ties. very liberal. spent his youth being a hippy so he doesn't remember years at a time. what he ends up doing is creating a show where the villan is supposed to be alex p. keaton. >> mcgovern, mccarthy. you guys knew how to pick the winners, didn't you? >> bill: conservative michael j. fox character comes across. he is a lovable villain. >> accidental. so michael j. fox is so damn charm

bernie goldberg is >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill ol o'reilly. g us now from asheville, north carolina, to analyze, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. as we have been discussing breitbart, the guy who broke, this andrew breitbart who will be on hannity coming up next really crucified by the left wing smear machine on the net. some bleedover into msnbc and the other liberal precincts. now, what is the liberal media have to do because of weiner's confession? >> well, they are going to cover the story as they would cover any hard news story at this point. there is no more covering for anthony weiner after this confessional that we saw today. so, that's what they are going to do. but what i find really interesting, bill, is that liberals on the web, nbc, their main broadcast, the nightly news brian williams said that he wasn't covering the story because he had more compelling things to cover. doesn't it occur to any of these journalists and there are others who can i name by the way, doesn't it occur to any of these journalists that an

and according to bernie goldberg, in their paper they describe the conservatives as conservative and the liberals as moderates. maybe you have of the wrong caption there -- maybe it should be supreme court moderates term. it is just a typical way the liberal press sees things. host: do you consider "the wall street journal" liberal? caller: "the wall street journal? " they are right down the middle -- not like the post or "the new york times" or nbc. nbc doesn't make any pretense about their leaving. they lean left, we left. host: let us look at "the wall street journal" headline. we tried to pull from what folks in washington are reading, and what news they are digesting. this is where we got one of our inspiration's from. the report that the supreme court ended its annual term with the two decisions upholding free speech protection, capping the year that saw conservatives largely prevail over the court's liberal minority. let's go to holyoke, massachusetts. democratic caller. caller: if this isn't legislating from the bench, i don't know what it is. host: what case stands out? call