well julie mason. stick around and give us a call. t back. >> this is the bill press show. can't see you, so this is big for me. >>tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's new morning news block. >>it's completely inappropriate for television. >>sharp tongue, quick wit and about all, politically direct. >>politically direct to me means no bs, the real thing, cutting through the clutter. my show is the most important show in the world. >>this is outrageous! we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. ♪ ♪ >> radio meets television: the bill press show, now on current tv. >> speaking of current tv, david shuster from current tv is going to be in studio with us for the next hour here a friend of bill. >> i love that guy. >> fob. >> love that guy. >> david shuster. >> good stuff. faiz shakir for his weekly visit to bring us up to date on what's happen with happening with think processes. covering the political landscape with julie mason with sirius xm and the press pool. the president, first question out of

jonathan martin, julie mason, thanks very much for joining us. >>> before we go i could hardly believeonnell said. in the course of criticizing mairs religion, the host made a crude attack on mormon's religion. >> made by a guy in upstate new york in 1830 when he got caught having sex with the maid and explained to his wife that god told him to do it. 48 wives later, joseph smith's lifestyle was completely sanctified in the religion that he invented to go with it, which mitt romney says he believes. >> mormons were outraged, said they had every right to be. this week, o'donnell apologized. >> i am truly sorry if i said something inaccurate about joseph smith and i'm sorry that my word choice ripped some people's attention away from my point, that we should not tolerate religious intolerance with voting, i wish i could take those words back. >> that was a well-delivered apology and one that had lawrence o'donnell needed to deliver. that's it for this edition of "reliable sources request." join us next sunday for a critical lk

if julie mason -- >> bill: it's not about her though. it's about cnn. that's what it's about.nn is a brand that goes all over the world. and this is why i get annoyed. because it's worth their while, they being the liberal media, that wants to reelect president obama to marginalize an outfit that is not trying to get the president reelected. not trying to get anybody reelected in my opinion. yes, we have people who are pro-republic on this network. but, it's worth it for them to marginalize. that brings me to my bigger point. the media -- >> let me just say i don't think howie cirts was doing that i think his liberal guest was doing that. >> bill: could have said you're crazy, o'reilly doesn't have anything to do with the republic party and neither does beck. he knows that. >> he said something like this. >> bill: know didn't. he didn't slap her down figuratively not literally. larger point is the folks get it the folks know that the media is dishonest. the media is not in the business to report the news anymore. all the news fit to print my you know what. they are not there a

if julie mason -- >> bill: it's not about her though. it's about cnn. that's what it's about.goes all over the world. and this is why i get annoyed. because it's worth their while, they being the liberal media, that wants to reelect president obama to marginalize an outfit that is not trying to get the president reelected. not trying to get anybody reelected in my opinion. yes, we have people who are pro-republic on this network. but, it's worth it for them to marginalize. that brings me to my bigger point. the media -- >> let me just say i don't think howie cirts was doing that i think his liberal guest was doing that. >> bill: could have said you're crazy, o'reilly doesn't have anything to do with the republic party and neither does beck. he knows that. >> he said something like this. >> bill: know didn't. he didn't slap her down figuratively not literally. larger point is the folks get it the folks know that the media is dishonest. the media is not in the business to report the news anymore. all the news fit to print my you know what. they are not there anymore. they are th

and moderating this panel will be julie mason. and i have worked together since way back when in the first administration. julie, as we were talking with the students about multimedia and how we are all having to be multimedia now. and julie s. someone who covering the white house for the "houston chronicle" had a very unique print voice and then created her blog, a very popular blog. and now she uses that voice in radio. she's got a really interesting program where she interviews a lot of us. another multitasker here is jay carney who has been on both sides of the fence. as a longtime reporter and correspondent covering campaigns and covering the white house. as though, we are very privileged to have him here to make some remarks. mac >> well, thank you. it is my pleasure to be here. i'm very glad to be here. i chose not to travel with the president today who is with the first lady in georgia at fort stewart. not so i could be with you, my son who is 10 and half finance games on friday evening and sunday afternoon and i try whene

moderating this panel is julie mason. i have worked together since the bush administration. as we were talking with the students about multimedia, and how we are all having to be multimedia now, julie is someone who, covering the white house for "the houston chronicle," had a unique print voice, and then created a very popular blog. now, she uses that voice in radio. she has got a really interesting program where she interviews a lot of us. another multitask your is jay carney, who has been on both sides of the fence. as a longtime reporter and correspondent covering campaigns and covering the white house. we are privileged to have him here to make some remarks. [applause] >> thank you. let us get some water. thank you. it is my pleasure to be here. i am very glad to be here. i chose not to travel with the president today, who is with the first lady in georgia, at fort stewart, not so i could be with you, although it is a side benefit. my son is 10 and a half and is in a baseball league. i try whenever i can come in during

outreach meetings planned for may and july in the neighborhoods to essentially look at not just the corridor in a general but the specific intersections at masonic and fillmore, which have been the source of a lot of debate, and they're the most difficult challenges that that project has. i would reiterate what i said earlier, the agreement on how to design and van ness will have a major impact, positive impact, on our ability to move geary forward. geary has had a very detailed analysis of issues like parking impacts and so on. and many of the issues have been addressed already. i believe that the extra time that it has taken us to come to agreement on van ness will be essentially -- it will be capital that we can use to shorten the development period for geary. that is a tremendous benefit to the geary corridor. while it is definitely a little bit behind the van ness corridor, it becomes our next priority and probably a major regional priority for brt. i believe we're discussing this not just with mta but with the transportation commission as the next generation of priorities for the federal small start funding, because we think that, similar

outreach meetings planned for may and july in the neighborhoods to essentially look at not just the corridor in a general but the specific intersections at masonic and fillmore,

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