couldn't fusion have found a neutral polster to avoid this embarrassing conflict? and that wasn't disclosed. >>> getting a lot of tweets about brian williams. fire him, or they prove today's journalism is worthness dribble. and loyal viewers would believe him if he said the sky was falling. and williams reflects the progressive liberal face, it does not matter. and williams should continue his acting a year career. ouch. many you saw this, savannah guthrie's live super bowl interview with president obama took place in white house kitchen and was rather chatty with the tougher questions reserved for the "today" show. she she broached light topics and then this. >> we make beer first president since george washington to make booze in the white house. so let's taste it. it's been well reviewed. let's see what you think. >> i'll take a tiny sip. >> i don't care if they were drinking beer, but almost everyone in the media missed obama's gaffe. george washington wasn't brewing things up in the white house because it wasn't built yet. that's it for this edition of "#media

. >>> here with me to debate this democratic polster marge i don't see meadow and robert trainem. can jeb survive a republican primary with him being supportive of immigration reform? >> well it is not impossible. and good morning. first of all, let me say i take a little issue with the question, to assume proip primary voters aren't for immigration reform. >> look at the polls. iowa new hampshire, majority of voters, republicans think that immigration reform is toxic. >> i think the question becomes what type of immigration reform. republicans are on record saying the immigration system is broken. i think republicans are on record saying that we currently need some type of immigration reform. the question becomes what does that look like. to answer the question specifically, jeb bush is a former governor obviously from florida, he can speak about this issue not only from his own experience, but also can speak about it in my opinion in an intelligent way that speaks to a primary voter that wants to hear from him about immigration reform. now, is that to say he is going to get ever

there certainly are questions polsters ask about media and an enormous amount of scepticism. >> what about role of government in funding the police communities, giving police communities resources. what are people saying about that? do they feel that is money well spent? >> i think they do feel money well spent and that's one of the issues the task force is going to be addressing, that is the amount of money available to police for the kind of training. >> robert, st. louis, missouri, independent caller. hi, robert. >> caller: hey how are you doing? >> good morning. >> caller: hey i really like c-span. i'd like to say your last guest, the washington bureau chief, he mentioned something about benghazi and there were a bunch of cia guys ready. they are not military. so i just wanted to save the embarrassment for c-span. that guy didn't really know much about what he was talking about. in terms of ferguson, i used to live there. i live in the st. louis city proper city limits currently and i used to get stopped by police all the time through the county. white guys. that's what they do.