mr. darling did, too, and there was some pr problem with the approach we contracted and some of us survived in that government whilst others didn't. >> arguably, there is polar positions like the ones that mr. airborn adopts and we will see in his piece that it is all of the political classes, and then in the position of mr. campbell, it is more of the fault of fourth estate. and everything else, but do you have a different position, a mid-position? >> yes, i have indicated that the truth lies in between, and there are high responsibilities on both journalists in the media and journalists in the newspapers, and i am not trying to be polly anna-ish, and that is the wrong metaphor, but the balanced approach lies in the middle. we fed each other. mr. airborn is completely all of the wall in what he writes, but mr. campbell is not completely correct either. >> one can debate the diagnosis, but what if anything can be done about it in the free democracy? >> well, i think that the process of this inquiry is quite doing something about it, just as the process of the "lawrence inquiry" and the proc

so it's not going to be the darling of the tea party. we should expect anyone. mr. paul al-aqsa tea party support, but over time he's not going to be the candidate. they are looking for someone else who might be electable. >> host: so as far as you can tell, the tea parties hereto say? >> guest: they will show up in november and will be part of our political scene well beyond 2012. >> host: the book we talk about, elizabeth foley's book is "the tea party: three principles" available wherever you buy your books. >> many of you might not have even been born in 1973 and four when water gate took place but richard nixon won in one of the biggest landslides in the history of the united states which meant most americans who voted in that election voted for him. yet, when stats came out suggesting laws were violated, the american people, including the overwhelming majority who it supported richard nixon said, congress you have to investigate. you have to have a special prosecutor. the laws have to be enforced no matter what. and in the end, when the house judiciary committ

darling. thank you, president and mrs. obama. thank you for your kindness and your consideration today.s great of you to invite us back to hang a few family pictures. i'm sure you know nothing makes a house a home like having portraits ever its former occupants staring down at you from the walls. this is not the first time i've had the opportunity to confront an artistic likeness of myself. a few years ago just after the 2008 election, a friend sent me something he found in the gift shom of the national constitutionalal center in philadelphia. it was a laura bush bobble head doll. he said he found it on the clearance shelf. but i'm flattered and grateful to know that this particular work has a permanent home and thanks to the masterful talent of john howard sandin i'd like -- i like it a whole lot better than i do that bobble head doll. thank you very much, john howard sandin, you're terrific to work with and thanks to elizabeth and your family who joined you today. thank you very, very much, john. [ applause ] and of course it's meaningful to me as a private person to know that these p

darling. thank you, president and mrs. obama. thank you for your kindness and your consideration today and it was really gracious of you to invite us back to the white house to hang a few family pictures. i am sure you know nothing makes a house a home like having portraits of the former occupants staring down at you from the walls. this is not the first time i have had the opportunity to confront an artistic likeness of myself. a few years ago just after the 2008 election a friend sent me something he found in the gift shop of the national constitutional center in philadelphia. it was a laura bush bobblehead doll. he said he found it on a clearance shelf. i am flattered and grateful to know that this particular work has a permanent home and thanks to the masterful talent of john howard sanden, i like it a whole lot better than i do that bobblehead doll. thank you very much, john howard sanden. you're terrific to work with and thanks to elizabeth and your family who have joined you today. thank you very, very much, john. of cours

darling. thank you president and mrs. obama, thank you for your kindness and consideration today.ally gracious of you to invite us back to the white house to hang a few family pictures. and i'm sure you know nothing makes a house a home like having portraits of its former occupants staring down at you from the walls. [laughter] >> this is not the first time i've had the opportunity to confront an artistic like myself. a few years just after the 2008 election a friend sent me something he'd found in the gift shop of the national constitutional center in philadelphia. it was a laura bush bobble head doll. he said he found it on a clearance shelf. [laughter] >> but i'm flat erred an flaterred and grateful to know this has a permanent home and thanks to the masterful talent of john sandon i like it a lot better than i do the bobble head dog. thank you very much, john howard sandon, you're terrific to work with, and thanks to elizabeth and your family who joined us today. thank you very much, john. [applause] >> and of course it's meaningful to me as a private person to know that these

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darling. thank you, president, mrs. obama. thank you for your kindness and your consideration today.s really gracious of you to invite us back to the white house to hang a few family pictures. [laughter] and i'm sure you know nothing makes a house a home like having portraits of its former occupants staring down at you from the walls. [laughter] this is not the first time i've had the opportunity to confront an artistic likeness of myself. a few years ago just after the 2008 election, a friend sent me something he found in the gift shop of the national constitution center in philadelphia. it was a laura bush bobblehead doll. [laughter] he said he found on the clearance shelf. [laughter] but i'm flattered and grateful to know that this particular work has a permanent home, and thanks to the masterful talents of john howard sanden. i like it a whole lot better than they do that bobblehead doll. thank you very much, john howard sanden. you are terrific to work with, and thanks to elizabeth and her family who joined you today. thank you very, very much, john. [applause] >> and, of course

romney is a moderate too and not the darling of the tea party, the fact that he did better in indiana than mr. murdoch tells us that maybe this was more about dick lugar than anything else and about anti-incumbent sentiment. megyn: more on that in our 2:00 hour with a warning from james carville on the democratic side about the same anti-incumbent sentiment. mr. stirewalt, thank you very much. i like your hair any time over mr. judd's. >> thank you ma'am. megyn: music is very soothing. i don't mean to mock it because, you know -- i don't know, indian style, play the guitar, a little john denver, before you know it you're in a totally different mood. senator lugar is the longest serving senator in indiana history. along with utah's orrin hatch he's the longest tenured republican lawmaker in the u.s. senate. senator lugar has been at the center of every major foreign policy debate since ronald reagan was president. for more on his primary loss and the national reaction you can check out our website foxnews.com/politics. fox news alert now breaking news out of the white house today. we understan