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we're joined by tim graham, the media research center's director ofedia analysis. tim, at in th point -- at this point why is it that there is a seeming reluctance on major national media outlets whether newspaper or networks to sa point-blank this administration has lied to the american people? because their statements are in contravention of one another. >> that's absolutely right. and even if you want to say, as candy crowley trieto do, well on the day after in t rose garden you said that, you made a vague reference to acts of terror, we can still go back to obama giving an interview to univision on the 20th of seember where he was still talking about the natural protests outside the consulate in benghazi which was just utterly fictional. so, i mean, it is sad that the news mia which reallyhould be the people tha keep the timeline, that try toake -- make some sense of these wildly-conflicting statements and hold this government accountable has really, instead, been sort of lazing ound and not doing much on this. we've had 22 stories in the last couple of days abo

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finish -- former governor of arkansas mike huckabee joins us, media research director of analysis tim grahamx news mid middle east affairs walid phares among our guests, but more bad news for the president as he and governor romney gear up for monday's final presidential debate. governor romney has erased most of the president's lead on foreign policy. mr. obama has lost 15 percentage points' advantage since september, now leading governor romney by a 47% to 43% margin. and two brand new fox polls in the swing states trending governor romney's way. the governor up 48-45 in florida after trailing the president by five points just last month. and the president's seven-point lead in the september ohio poll has been cut to three points, within the margin of error. joining us now for all the latest campaign developments, former arkansas governor, 2008 republican presidential candidate mikehuckabee, also the author of "the new york times" bestseller "a simple government" and host of fox news channel's "huckabee" show. great to have you here. >> thank you, lou. lou: this is a slight lead to be kind

and joining us tim graham, a media analysis at the media research center. ross the establishment media that obama won? >> well, yes, and it's because on some level they look for the instant polls. and remember, now though that some of these instant polls like the ones on cbs are instant polls only of the uncommitted voters and i guess you could argue they are ate the ones that matter and maybe the poll that matters is the one are you more likely to vote for obama now, are you more likely to for romney. those were pretty much a wash last night. i'm looking within the overall instant poll numbers, i'm looking at cnn, for example. they asked people, all right. how do you think these, the two candidates come across in handling the job of commander-in-chief. 63% said president obama's okay. 60% said romney is okay. that's pretty close on handling the job of commander-in-chief. and when asked women, a similar question, it was split 50-50 between romney and obama, female support. so, i'm suggesting if you dig with the overall numbers, the first came out, you might

and i can tell you that i am so thankful for your being here, for brent bozell, tim graham, his entire huge effort and the phenomenal team to do what they do on a daily basis. and brent, i'm such in awe of what you done over the last 25 years. thank you. [applause] >> time to that golden anniversary. >> now, a lot has been said recently about media bias. and brent got a great gift a few days ago when even the organization announced the results of his most recent poll, that 60% of americans view the current media landscape as either untrustworthy or biased. 60%. and i think to myself, of course. i mean, and even democrats know that most of the guys who work for the mainstream, so-called mainstream or dinosaur media outlets vote democrat. the few studies that have been done overwhelmingly prove that. and i think to myself, wait a second. george stephanopoulos, former clinton operative who, look, i've been in good morning america within. he couldn't be nicer to me, but when you asked as he has been just as recent about media bias, and he says well known that, i don't think there is media

my friend tim graham wants to kiss me and date me. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] he talks about me alln, news busters writes -- >> talking about an assault on reason. >> stephanie: al gore lamented the world of television makes it impossible for individuals to take part in what passions for national conversation. now his channel current tv, the home of juvenile playground talk, only in the morning. >> well, joy behar maybe. >> stephanie: on friday, current host stephanie miller -- cracked can you imagine him as president? he looks about 12. >> that's vicious. >> stephanie: yes, john fuglesang replied yes i called child protective services because i saw an old man beating up on a 12-year-old boy. that was funny. he hopefully posted transcripts. i'm able to en-- enjoy it again. the morning of the debate, they mocked ryan. miller said the vice president is going to come at me like a cannonball. oh eddie munster, don't poo yourself. >> stephanie: karl frisch said he think marbles are cannonballs, he's so little. >> stephanie: hat trick of childishness came last tuesday. i applauded the scr

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