Barack Obama receives an enthusiastic greeting and two standing ovations from the audience at the UNITY convention for minority journalists in Chicago on July 27, 2008.
"Today's" Michael Okwu, reporting on the $400 million contract Rush Limbaugh is set to sign, resurrected old controversies involving the radio host, including the conservative radio talker's comments and drug charges.
CNN's Kyra Phillips told Rudy Giuliani "the Iraq war is not about protecting us from terrorism." When challenged, she cried, "I'm not voicing my opinion. ... I'm voicing what's out there ... the realities."
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said "negotiations need to be pursued actively" with North Korea. The Clinton administration that she worked for signed a nuclear agreement with the regime, which North Korea violated.
During a segment on CNN's "Newsroom," David Gergen suggested that "it’s time for him [Jeremiah Wright] to get off the stage and frankly for the media, I suggest, to move on."
CNN's Rick Sanchez asks young Muslims, apparently first-time voters, some leading questions about the war and Obama.
Liberal talk-show host Ed Schultz, appearing on Monday's "American Morning," defended his labeling of John McCain as a "warmonger" at a recent Barack Obama fundraiser, despite the statement being repudiated by Obama's campaign.