Barack Obama's speech on race

Tuesday morning  Barack Obama gave a speech on race.  It has been viewed has being an extremely moving speech.  If you have not seen it, the entire speech without interruption is below.

The Race begins

Monday night was the premiere of Race for the White House, with David Gregory on MSNBC.  For those of you that haven't seen any of it, the first clip is the opening segment from Monday's show.  The next clip is from Tuesday's show with a segment called "Play with the panel."  The viewers emails, voicemails, and videos are responded to.

Dan Abrams does a really hard hitting interview on Alexandra Dupre

On his soon to be renamed show Dan Abrams had two interesting guest tonight.  He interviewed call girl "Kristin" (Ashley Alexandra Dupre) friends that helped her produce her album.  They had the greatest name, well for the one person did.  The one guy was named Mysterious, while the other guy was Logan.  Abrams welcomed Jo Piazza from the New York Daily News as well.

Are you giving to your church?

NBC Nightly News did a story about churches.  In particular about Pastors Randy White and his wife Paula White.  The story covers where the money is going.  The church is being investigated by the senate, along with several other churches.  The White's church along with the others being investigated, are taking in a lot of money.  The White's are making a lot of money, but not a lot is going to the church.  Take a look, it is pretty interesting.

The no spin zone takes on Ferraro, with help from Rove

Last night on the O'Rielly Factor, Bill O'Rielly discussed Geraldine Ferraro.  Newest Fox News analyst Karl Rove joined him.  Clips from Ferraro joining O'Rielly on his radio program are also a part of the story.  

Ferraro still defends her comments on NBC Nightly News

Ms. Ferraro's first appearance was on ABC.  Later on that evening she made her way to 30 rock, and was interviewed by substitute anchor Anne Curry.  A short interview, that touches a lot of stuff.

Geraldine Ferraro on Morning TV

The news of the past few days has been about former vice-presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro's comments about Barack Obama.  We will start with her first appearance of the day yesterday.  That started on ABC's Good Morning America, being interviewed by Diane Sawyer.

Legal issues for Spitzer

Studio B with Shepard Smith discussed what legal issue Spitzer may face in the future.  His guest was Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano.

Spitzer resignation

Just in case anyone missed soon to be former Gov. Eliot Spitzer's resignation

1 in 4 teenage girls has an STD

Yesterday morning CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta appeared on HLN Morning Express to talk STD's.  His report was on a recent study that revealed 1 in 4 teenage girls have an STD.

How aren't you going to be playing college basketball, when you are playing college basketball?

This morning HLN's Morning Express sports reporter Rafer Weigel had an interesting slip of tongue. When talking about college basketball teams getting ready for the NCAA tournament. I guess certain teams aren't college teams, so that's why they aren't going to be playing college ball. You decide.

Sheryl Underwood: "Here my problem with Hillary. Any women that didn't kick Monica's ass...."

Sheryl Underwood (female African American comedican) appeared on The View yesterday.  Ms. Underwood is by far one of the funniest female comics around.  She touched on numerous topics including her issues with Hillary Clinton, her feelings about Barack Obama, and her love for President Bush.  Ms. Underwood is a republican for those who were not aware.

Spitzer discussion on CNBC takes a turn

CNBC's Squawk Box this morning had a discussion about New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer.  It is pretty much everything you all may have heard, but the end of the clip had a very interesting turn.  CNBC's Charlie Gasparino decided to rip into former Lt. Gov. Betsy McCaughey Ross and her job during the 90s.  This left Ms. Ross with the comment of, "That is the rudest person.  What is going on?"  Gasparino left the host of Squawk Box apologizing to Ms. Ross, and leaving Beck Quick saying, "I apologize for that.  We'd love to have you back at some point and discuss what actually happened during your tenure."  Along with other comment from host Carl Quintanilla and Joe Kernen.

Bill Maher on MSNBC's Morning Joe

The day after Junior Super Tuesday, Bill Maher called into MSNBC's Morning Joe.  You can't find this interview on the MSNBC website.  Maher gives his analyst of what he thinks is going on for the candidates.  This is a two part clip.

The SNL debate you might have missed

The second week SNL returned they did a sketch of the MSNBC debate.  The sketch has a cameo by Sen. Clinton.  This is what got her going on her roll to win Ohio and Texas, and Rhode Island.