peter jennings may he rest in peace did if knowledge and i believe it was a boston globe interview some time ago that we tend to give surly more time to liberal voices than conservative voices, but he went further and acknowledged that. we sometimes shortchange year ago but then he would say the next day something that indicates he didn't think there was a liberal bias so i did not know how he felt but i will tell you the best one by far. you said liberal journalists -- i don't know if he was a liberal journalist, that is how good he was in may he rest in peace two -- tim russert. [applause] because tim russert when i wrote "bias" and, you see i have no constitutional right to be on anybody's tv show or radio show, so the fact that nbc, abc, cbs, npr was really

katie couric, ryan williams, charlie gibson, in my day dan rather, peter jennings, tom brokaw, they never came in the morning and some of their top lieutenants went into a room, turned the lights down, pull the ship is, give the secret handshake and the sacred salute. [laughter] and send you their however going to screw those conservatives or more recently, what can we do today to help get barack obama elected? it doesn't happen that way. i wish it did because that is so on a acceptable that nobody would tolerate it once they found that about it. what happens is worse because it is institutional bias damage is built into the fabric of what they do so that you have a news room filled with like-minded people and if you have too many like minded people in one room, then you have a group thing festered to take over. and these people believe that everything to the right of center is conservative which it is and everything to the left of center it is middle of the road. [laughter] really. everything to the left of center is reasonable. in a civil, it just makes sense, because these media elites