Former U.N. Deputy Envoy to Afghanistan Peter Galbraith spoke to Katie Couric about being fired after claiming the U.N. downplayed reports of fraud in Afghanistan's presidential election.
Zero Tolerance = Zero Sense?
ABC's Stu Schutzman from New York: Every so often, a story surfaces which presses our collective “outrage†button. Such a story turned up on the front page of today’s New York Times entitled “It’s A Fork, It’s A Spoon, It’s...
Rush Limbaugh: Obama's TelePrompTer
by Mark Silva
Radio's Rush Limbaugh, who famously has wished that President Barack Obama will fail -- his agenda, of course -- is hard-pressed to say what he likes about the president.
In a rare interview, Limbaugh was asked by NBC News' Jamie Gangel what President Barack Obama has done which meets the radio commentator's approval.
Limbaugh rubs his chin for some time, comes up short.
Is there anythng good about the president?
Obama has a good voice, says Limbaugh, he of the Golden Microphone, The president reads from a TelePrompTer very well, Limbaugh adds -- all for intended effect, of course.
Limbaugh really is a nice guy off-mic, the interviewer suggests. Old-fashioned even, in his politeness. On-air, it's another story. On-air, Limbaugh admits, he loves yanking chains -- and he enjoys the two days of press he gets out of his most outrageous lines.
The showman carries on..
U.S. Apology To Native Americans: Unnecessary Or Not Enough?
The U.S. Senate last week issued a resolution last week that calls on President Obama to formally apologize for historic violence and injustices inflicted upon Native Americans by the federal government. Some think such an apology is unnecessary, while others say it's not enough. Rob Capriccioso, Washington Staff reporter for the newspaper Indian Country Today, is joined by Sen. John McCoy, a state representative from Washington, to discuss the measure and whether it has the ability to reconcile.
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