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There were t.v. cameras there. I for sure saw an NBC camera, but I don't know what other press. RonDog will know. Those of us up front could here David (he had a mike) although the anti-Bush group was loud. There were some College Republicans and FR people holding signs, then a lot of people just standing around listening, mostly.

There were t.v. cameras there. I for sure saw an NBC camera, but I don't know what other press.
RonDog will know.
NBC-TV was there, and we saw the big antenna go up on their van, so they DEFINITELY were broadcasting.

I also talked with some folks with the Long Beach Press-Telegram, who (if I recall correctly) actually endorsed CA governor Gray Davis' GOP challenger (Bill Simon) in last fall's election.

There were SEVERAL reporters from at least one the campus newspapers - not sure of the name - and from the campus TV station.

And a guy from KPFK (tax-supported communist radio).

Perhaps others.

Special thanks to the CSU-Long Beach College Republicans, and their president, Jessica Ochoa for getting David Horowitz, Shawn Steele, Ted Hayes, NBC-TV, the Long Beach Press-Telegram...

...and over a HUNDRED patriots to show up on a TUESDAY AFTERNOON!

As Shawn Steele said, "This was a beach head - a turning point."

CSU-LB is a hotbed of LIBERALS, including the "founder" of Kwanzaa - Dr. Maulana Karenga, who was a professor of African-American History here, among other things...