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Uncorrected transcript provided by Morningside Partners. C-SPAN uses its best efforts to provide accurate transcripts of its programs, but it can not be held liable for mistakes such as omitted words, punctuation, spelling, mistakes that change meaning, etc. ### C-SPAN/Q&A Host: Brian Lamb Guest: Brit Hume July 9, 2008 . . BRIAN LAMB, HOST: Brit Hume, if you had to go in front of a journalism class and define the term ”journalism” today, what would you say? BRIT HUME, FOX NEWS ANCHOR: That’s a big subject today. But I think journalism is in new forms, pretty much what it’s always...

IN evident pain and remorse, a Republican senator confessed to a Hispanic group from Maryland that his vote to kill immigration reform was "a profile in political cowardice." It was exactly that - and not only for him, but for many senators who were terrorized by the political firestorm set loose by mainly right-wing radio and television talk-show loudmouths. The collapse of immigration reform on Thursday casts deep doubt on whether America's current political leaders can solve any large problem, especially when demagogues can stir up passion against it. The instant case is immigration, but, in 2005, President Bush tried...

Now that this character, Mr Churchill has compared the victims of 911 to Nazis, and if you've heard Sean Hannity's interview withChurchill's "Blood brother" it just leaves one to wonder: Where are the911 widows that were so vocal against George Bush during the election??? They hate a President that is trying to defend America but are silent on a complete f***ing crapweasel like Churchill and his ilk? Their silence is deafening!!!!

Outgoing Georgia Governor Roy Barnes says he is not interested in the United States Senate Seat from Georgia in 2004.With Barnes out of the race, it would appear that former Senator Max Cleland (Democrat -Georgia) would be the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.But a current Democratic Senator speaking on the condition of anonymity said that even if Cleland expressed interest it would not auotmatically result in the backing of Democratic Leadership.Top ranking Republican sources said Georgia Republican Party Chair (and former Christian Coalition head) Ralph Reed might recieve the backing of the Bush Administration White House should he decide to...