jim pinkerton, the american conservative magazine and political commentator sally kohn. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. no wonder that faith in our institutions has never been lower, particularly when good news doesn't get the same kind of ratings as bad news anymore. for every day you receive a steady stream of sensationalism and scandal, and stories with a message that suggest change is impossible. that you can't make a difference, that you won't be able to close the gap between life as it is and life as you want it to be. >> president obama on monday delivering had an address to graduates of barnard college, telling them not to trust the media. he sounds like a president who thinks the media doesn't love him. >> ignore what's going on in europe, 8% unemployment. just listen to me and be happy. you know, it is pretty astonishing how the president can complain about things like that when romney, you know, gets kicked around over something he had nothing to do with, rickets super pac add and "the washington post" diagnose its part to help out, has a headli

megyn: sally kohn says the number of north carolinians who came out and voted on that issue was verysat tame small sample. >> it's a record turnout in the republican primary despite the fact the republican race is all over. how dwrowrs guest explain in california in 2008 where obama was winning by one of the largest margins in history, 52% of californians voted to ban gay marriage. a majority of hispanics and 70% of african-americans. obama has issues basically against republicans that they are the party of economic royalists, wall street within the 1% and the rest of it. powerful issues. why would you take this cultural issue, issue of morality, stir up the republican base, the stole conservatives. bring them behind mitt romney where they are going right now with this massive distraction. megyn: he seems to be suggesting it was a matter of personal, moral conscience for him, having supported bay marriage in 1996, then oppose it in 2004, had fully evolved to the point where he had to support it on a personal basis but while allowing states to decide on an individual basis what they w

host of the david webb show on sirius xm's patriot channel and co-founder of tea party 365, and sally kohnntributor. so this was made an issue by the romney campaign, and then david axlerod got in on the action, is this a big deal, isn't it a big deal. the obama campaign pointing out that he sold out an event in virginia, but that was only 8,000 seats but did not sell out this event where they were 4,000-plus seats short of capacity. david, what does it mean? >> probably bad planning. look, you're running a campaign, the optics are important. i a -- i put a lot of importance on the topics. that tells us something about how the media's going to portray the campaign. obama has a problem. five million people left the work force, labor participation is low, one and a half million estimated college students look around -- megyn: this is at ohio state, this was at a college. >> right. where's my future, and when we look at the unemployment and the loan debt they're burdened with, their concerns are on economics, and obama hasn't addressed it. megyn: you know, sally, he sold out the one in virgin