[miss marmelstein]

Mika’s an idiot. The Margaret Dumont of MSNBC. Why doesn’t she try looking at foreign newspapers?

[smokingfrog]

It's a tough job, but some idiot has to do it...

I hope they get to deduct the cost of those kneepads on their tax returns.

[Blue Highway]

That Carney critter slipped I think at around 1:19 in the video he says,

"There will be and have been circumstances when signing statements are necessary because of the president's view and the executive branch's view of the constitutional issues involved in a particular legislation..."

So now it's up to the discretion of the executive branch and Obama as to whether THEY decide whether something is constitutional or not? I'm not surprised by this in so much as I am surprised they actually admitted this to the press willingly.

[BRK]

So is the Taliban more transparent than the most transparent administration in history?

[I want the USA back]

Well, why not invite one of the taliban news ministers to the white house for press briefings? The m brotherhood is already there.

[TBP]

No surprise, except that NBC would admit it.

[Sicon]

"We're kind of dependent on press releases and whatever the White House and others decide to give us," MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski said. "This is tough to cover and to get the story."

Thank you for admitting that you are a) not really a "journalist", and b) completely willing to swallow White Hut propaganda at all times, unless of course, there's a Republican president.

What a pitiful excuse for a reporter/human being.

[TigersEye]

"We're kind of dependent on press releases and whatever the White House and others decide to give us," MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski said.

That's because you're agitprop mouthpieces not real reporters.

[kevao]

Taliban is giving the media much more information about the Bergdahl swap than the U.S. government

Ever notice that from 2000-2008, every single cock-up in government, no matter what department, was reported in the media as the Bush Administration, the Bush Administration, the Bush Administration....? And now, since 2009, it's always the IRS, the State Department, the NSA, the VA, the "U.S. government." Never is the Obama Administration ever mentioned by name, unless it is in favorable light.