i'm paul gigot, hope to see you i'm paul gigot, hope to see you here next week. ing services, inc. >> a bunch of-- what the media is trying to feed you. >> sarah palin takes on the media attacks on her and the tea party. >> we have people on frankly your cable channel saying hateful things about conservative politicians and i say more speech not less. >> laura ingraham blasts nbc. >> where is the balance? >> the pope celebrates holy week as the new york times and others try to nail the pontiff to sex scandals of the past and the vatican fires back. and tigers forges ahead to the masters, will the press tag along and a tormented teen takes her life and the media tells her sad story, but is the coverage helping to right the wrong or inflame the blame game. >> on the panel this week writer and fox news contributor judy miller, syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton yellow new american foundation and national public radio news analyst juan williams, i'm gretchen carlson, fox news watch is on right now >> when we talk about fighting for our country, let's clear the air right now on

welcome to the journal editorial report, i'm paul gigot. fresh from his health care victory president obama is planning major spring offensive. hoping to capitalize on what gained momentum and the white house plans to push through as many domestic priorities as possible during the mid term election. some things on his to-do list. campaign finance and maybe immigration reform. passing cap and trade legislation and closing the prison at guantanamo bay. here with a look what to expect from now until november. wall street journal columnist dan henninger, james freeman, editorial board member jason riley and washington columnist kim strossle. before we get into some of the specific issue areas, i want to ask you a broader political question. nancy pelosi after health care passed said this is now the model that democrats plan to use to pass these other priorities. is this really what they're going to do, try to pass these bills on party line partisan votes? >> well, they really don't have any choice. if you look at that list that you just put out