. >> and christine o'donnell, didn't serve her well heerge. same thing with sarah palin.if you're not talking to the media, someone else is talking turning points for you. chris: you might do athleter with something you said at a meeting that you haven't thought through. people love what you say no matter what it is and then it goes viral whfment chris: welcome back. we're doing something a little different today. let me ask you this, panelists, all make the same prediction about the media landscape ten years from now. right now television and the online media depend on the three major newspapers, "the washington post," "the new york times" and "the wall street journal" as our main news source. bob woodward, ten years from now, will that be true? >> i think we all have to prove ourselves still and again -- chris: quality newspapers. >> and, look, let's face it, the distrust of the mainstream news media, is off the charts. much more particularly not on the seaboards of our country. but you go into the heartland in the distrust you can box it up and package it. so people in

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junk at the top story so we've brought in christine o'donnell is a professor at georgetown university to talk about this are you surprised about this that i mean everywhere you turn this is what you see well i'm not surprised i mean it's summer it's slow i mean we haven't gotten into the political primary season yet we do have an economic crisis here in europe we have food an energy crisis except our wars that's not important i mean we have our eye is that important because the tough stuff it's tough to explain you even see meltdowns within the democrats or republicans you know domestically over and you can and me and things aren't fitting into neat little boxes anymore so we strive to look at stuff like this first was arnold now this. and before that charlie sheen. i mean what do you tell your students about this turn to who knows maybe one day be making decisions as executive producer and what to put on the news well i mean what's ironic is that the suppose a target of this crotch has conforte and issued a statement she's a journalism student as a matter of fact in washington now wa

christine o'donnell. do you remember i'm not a witch? >> delaware.minee for senate in delaware back last year. she surprised everybody. she has a new book coming out right now. it's called "troublemaker" which is a great name because she caused so much heartache and heartburn when she won the primary. in this book she talks about how her advisers were surprised and really advised her not to be so honest and open about her background and how she got into politics, and of course, the whole idea of i am not a witch was a television ad that came out and a very unconventional television ad that was meant to beat back the acknowledgement that she had made several years earlier that she had dabbled into witchcraft. >> thanks for the air quote, preston. >> i have to do it, right? >> the dabbling in witchcraft. she says she's going to explain the behind the scenes thinking behind that commercial. so, brooke, she has a new book out and christine o'donnell who has been rather quiet seems to be making her way back on to the scene. >> mark preston. good to know.

campaign out in california, also the "i'm not a witch" ad also of the ill fated campaign of christine o'donnellully that's not a trend for fred davis. these ads are intended to get people thinking saying, what's with this guy, what's this about? it's an unconventional take and that's what jon huntsman is looking for. >> was that jon huntsman on the motorcycle. >> that was the whole reason i was excited about it! >> but the -- >> apparently he likes extreme sports. >> he wasn't on the motorcycle. >> i'm liking this less. >> we'll have him on today. >> maybe machine head, "breathe in breathe out." the music seems elevator-like for, you know, sweating it out in the desert on a bike. >> it's a work in progress. >> thanks, jim. >>> by the way, actually -- >> you can ask jon huntsman tomorrow because he's our guest tomorrow morning on "american morning." 8:30 eastern, don't miss it. >>> a california state lawmaker wants to abolish the state's death penalty after a report revealed the state has spent $4 billion on capital punishment since 1978. according to the report maintaining the death penalty cos

. >>> and christine o'donnell, the one that made headlines last year. >> yeah, i am not a witch.ave been the highlight for us that got a good laugh out of it. she just finished a good book. "troublemaker." she caused a lot of heartburn for the republican establishment when she won the delaware primary. she talks about how she got into the world of politics. she said her own advisers thought that she was too open about her life in politics, and, yes, she says she will discuss the famous ad, the i am not a witch ad. and she was once on politically incorrect with bill maher and she said she dabbled in witch craft. >> we will have the next political update in an hour. you can go to the