. >> i'm michael myers, the executive director of the coalition. i want to ask michael during the question of diversity i don't think you got it, i don't think you got the point. the point is that you can hire minorities and people for the standards of ethical standards so that the complaint about jason player wasn't that he was high because he was black and the editors and people loved what the standards down and then check, didn't treat him as they would treat anybody else who was a journalist because she was black. and second, with respect to the newsroom as bill was talking about in terms of coverage, if you don't cover people you know a lot of the reporters particularly the black reporters -- the black reporters have sent hired with points of view about race and community and they cover blacks cover blacks and civil rights and they omit and exclude from the paper people who don't agree with them. >> let's gather a few questions and then turned the questions over to yes, you. >> michael white, my question is a lot cognitive dissidence. in the ti

. >> i'm michael myers, the executive director of the coalition. i want to ask michael during the question of diversity i don't think you got it, i don't think you got the point. the point is that you can hire minorities and people for the standards of ethical standards so that the complaint about jason player wasn't that he was high because he was black and the editors and people loved what the standards down and then check, didn't treat him as they would treat anybody else who was a journalist because she was black. and second, with respect to the newsroom as bill was talking about in terms of coverage, if you don't cover people you know a lot of the reporters particularly the black reporters -- the black reporters have sent hired with points of view about race and community and they cover blacks cover blacks and civil rights and they omit and exclude from the paper people who don't agree with them. >> let's gather a few questions and then turned the questions over to yes, you. >> michael white, my question is a lot cognitive dissidence. in the ti

. >> i'm michael myers, the executive director of the coalition. t to ask michael during the question of diversity i don't think you got it, i don't think you got the point. the point is that you can hire minorities and people for the standards of ethical standards so that the complaint about jason player wasn't that he was high because he was black and the editors and people loved what the standards down and then check, didn't treat him as they would treat anybody else who was a journalist because she was black. and second, with respect to the newsroom as bill was talking about in terms of coverage, if you don't cover people you know a lot of the reporters particularly the black reporters -- the black reporters have sent hired with points of view about race and community and they cover blacks cover blacks and civil rights and they omit and exclude from the paper people who don't agree with them. >> let's gather a few questions and then turned the questions over to yes, you. >> michael white, my question is a lot cognitive dissidence. in the times f

michael myers, the chief scientist for mars exploration program.ng us. >> it's my pless tour talk about mars. shannon: give us a little context in the world of space exploration and discovery how big would it be if we're talking about liquid water on mars? >> the manslaughte mantra has always been where there is water and life. there is liquid water that organisms can use. this is the first time that we've seen pretty strong evidence is that there is liquid water near the surface of mars. shannon: if there is water there what kind of life forms are we talking about, cellular, multicellular little things? what could be sustain simply by having water there? >> considering how little water there is now you would expect maybe it would be micro-organisms. you might be able to see nts if they get owl together, you might consider fairly primitive life to take advantage of liquid water. shannon: what does it mean for us on earth if we do find life there on mars in some form? >> there has always been a reasonable belief that maybe at one point in time mars

host: those are michael's thoughts in fort myers, florida. let me end by asking you about the straw poll, michael glover? guest: we will be watching for who turns out the most people. we assume the people who put the mouse organization into what are people like tim pawlenty and rick santorum, people that are betting on lot on the straw poll. they have not done well in traditional polling. if they do not do very well, it could be very tough for them. i think we will see the first willing of the field with that straw poll. host: james pindell, as mitt romney steps up his efforts in new hampshire, will you go to the small gatherings where the candidates go to small parties and shake hands, and what will you listen for? guest: i looked at the reaction on people's faces. are they engaged, laughing about this guy's answer over here? mitt romney will begin small forms monday night. you get a sense from the crowd sizes. there is an ability to draw interest and the able to -- and be able to draw people into hear the message. we might?????????

host: those are michael's thoughts in fort myers, florida. let me end by asking you about the straw poll, michael glover? guest: we will be watching for who turns out the most people. we assume the people who put the mouse organization into what are people like tim pawlenty and rick santorum, people that are betting on lot on the straw poll. they have not done well in traditional polling. if they do not do very well, it could be very tough for them. i think we will see the first willing of the field with that straw poll. host: james pindell, as mitt romney steps up his efforts in new hampshire, will you go to the small gatherings where the candidates go to small parties and shake hands, and what will you listen for? guest: i looked at the reaction on people's faces. are they engaged, laughing about this guy's answer over here? mitt romney will begin small forms monday night. you get a sense from the crowd sizes. there is an ability to draw interest and the able to -- and be able to draw people into hear the message. we might have a willing of

host: those are michael's thoughts in fort myers, florida. let me end by asking you about the straw poll, michael glover? guest: we will be watching for who turns out the most people. who turns out the most people.

joining me to challenge that, dee dee myers, first-ever woman press secretary -- i think that counts as a hall of famer issue -- and political analyst michaele, the guy voted for a couple of things in the senate. i know i voted for you, too, senator, for a lot of good reasons. let me go to this whole question of the president and a road trip. i'll be tough. you know i like obama, but it seems like something pawlenty would have done. a bus trip, dee dee. what's he doing? >> gets him out among actual people. that's important. i'd much rather see him out there listening instead of talking, instead of scolding. listening to people, hearing their stories. it's not a solution but a heck of a lot better than staying in washington. >> and go listen to people? been president more than three years? >> doan you think that's more important? >> doesn't seem like the right move right now. i'm asking. >> nothing's going to happen. congress is out and there's no consensus anyway. >> i'm with chris on this one. i think this doesn't get him where he needs to be. if he got on the bus with a piece of paper a document or something, he can put in fronts of the t

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