On ESPNNEWS anchor Steve Weissman says the Duke lacrosse players accused of rape were exonerated, "but the questions remain."
Joe Sestak says he turned down advisory board position offered to him by Pres. Clinton, but doesn't say if Rahm Emanuel or someone else in the White House subsequently offered him the post of Secretary of the Navy.
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough said the MSM is so reluctant to cover the Sestak job-bribe story that they wouldn't do so if Rahm Emanuel announced it in the middle of Pennsylvania Avenue wearing nothing but a Speedo.
When asked by Mika Brzezinski on Morning Joe, Time editor Rick Stengle seems stumped about Joe Sestak and the allegations the Obama admin offered him a top federal job in return for getting out of the PA senate primary against Arlen Specter.
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski declares "I'm a Democrat."
Interviewing Rep. Luis Gutierrez, Ed Schultz expresses the concern that the 1,200 National Guard troops that Pres. Obama has ordered to the Mexican border may have been issued "shoot to kill" orders.
On Morning Joe of May 25, 2010, Joe Scarborough plays his interview from months before of Joe Sestak in which Scarborough unequivocally put it to Sestak that the White House offered him the Sec. of Navy job in return for getting out of PA Senate primary and Sestak seems to confirm it.
On Morning Joe, Chuck Todd equates the apparent offer of a top federal job to Joe Sestak if he would drop out of the PA senatorial primary against Arlen Specter with Dick Cheney reportedly offering to support Tim Pawlenty in a future gubernatorial run if he would drop out of a senatorial primary against Norm Coleman.
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough and John Harwood clash over Dick Blumenthal, with Harwood downplaying Blumenthal's lies about having served in Vietnam as just a case of getting "carried away" and Scarborough coming close to calling Blumenthal a "scumbag."
In the wake of Campbell Brown's withdrawal from her CNN show, citing poor ratings, Howard Kurtz, on his CNN show, Reliable Sources, wonders whether CNN's business strategy is "viable."
