But the mistakes are not passive conspiracy mistakes. We get it from the left. We get it from the right. We get it from Democrats. I don't think, however you may judge reporters, and some people judge us by the number of minutes we give to a given subject which I've never thought was particularly fruitful.
Some people do it on the basis of how reporters tell surveyors that they vote.
I'm not sure that' particularly effective. I think reporters for the most part, whether they work for newspapers, television, radio, get up everyday and go in pursuit of the story. I do agree with those people who say the agenda tends to be set sometimes before we get on the air because we all have, you know,political, social, cultural baggage. I'm not quite sure what the last line means, but inspired by a suggestion from Wes Minter of KCMO in Kansas City, I've gone back through NQ to see if Jennings or his show have done anything that could possibly justify Gingrich's ire. Judge for yourself.