and linda kenyon, tell us about salem radio. >> we are and national radio network. we have well over 1000 affiliate's across the country, and my main duty is to cover the u.s. senate. i also do 10 to join me somewhat frolicsome our house correspondents from time to time, when i served. >> most of the white house is not very frolicsome these days. we are all a little quieted in washington because of the death -- especially journalists -- because of the death of senator kennedy. many of us knew him. i think john wrote a very beautiful piece about him. what does it mean that he is gone? >> we shan't see his like again, as they say in my hometown of boston. i think undoubtedly, it is the end of an era, which may exist for most of us in memory anyway, but we are not going to see a new crop of people who so skillfully blast away at the republican opposition one minute and then throw their arms around individual conservatives to invite them for a drink and make a deal the next minute. >> why is that? why has that ability -- why is that gone from the congress? why is it gon

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. >> a kenyon birth certificate for barack obama.lic. and the signature of the religion strar signed by one e.f lavender which happens to be a laundry detergent. a rather conservative bastion of journalism says, no, no, this must be true. more inclined to believe a kenyan birth certificate than one from hawaii. >>> the jackson children are under the permanent guardianship of their grandmother katherine jackson. >> during the custody hearing, jackson dermatologist wanted to have a say in the custody. what did the judge say? >> reporter: he's going to allow attorneys for arnie kline to provide some evidence about what he's really talking about here. a statement was issued last night saying dr. kline has always had a special relationship with paris, katharine and prince michael. he cares deeply for these children and he's looking out for their best interest. so if dr. klein is trying to assert that he has a special relationship with jackson's kids, then why not include the third child? that's where this goes from merely speculation to h

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