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DOWNLOADS: (448) PLAYS: (1717) Sarah Palin thinks she's got it covered now in explaining why she did so badly when interviewed by actual journalists in her failed vice-presidential campaign last year. She went on The O'Reilly Factor last night and told BillO that a simple foreign-policy question like Charles Gibson's query about the Bush Doctrine was just a "gotcha technique" by the liberal media (instead of a routine question intended to ascertain her bearings on foreign policy). And Katie Couric? That was just a reaction to Katie's snotty questions: O'Reilly: Katie Couric's a different story. Katie Couric asked you an easy question and you booted it, governor. Palin: I sure did. [Plays video] COURIC: What newspapers and magazines did you regularly read before you were tapped for this — to stay informed and to understand the world? PALIN: I’ve read most of them again with a great appreciation for the press, for the media — COURIC: But what ones specifically? I’m curious. PALIN: Um, all of them ... O'Reilly: Why did you boot it? I mean, if somebody asks what do you read, I say I read the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, I could reel them off in my sleep, you couldn't do it. Palin: Well, of course I could. Of course I could. O'Reilly: Well, why didn't you? Palin: It's ridiculous to suggest that or say I couldn't tell people what I read. Because by that point already, although it was relatively early in that multi-segmented interview with Katie Couric -- it was, it was quite obvious that it was going to be a bit of an annoying interview with a badgering of the questions. It seemed to me that she didn't know anything about Alaska, about my job as governor, about my accomplishments as mayor or governor, my record. And a question like that, though, yeah, I booted it, I screwed up, I should have been more patient and more gracious in my answer, it seemed to me the question was more along the lines of -- Do you read? How do you stay in touch with the real world? O'Reilly: See, that was your inexperience. Palin: It was my inexperience with having to deal with a condescending, badgering line of questioning. No -- no reflection at all on my inexperience in terms of administrative record or accomplishments or vision for America. Pardon me while I call b-llsh-t. "What kinds of things do you read?" is a stock question of the political journalist when querying candidates, particularly those new on the scene. And as you can see from watching the clip that O'Reilly shows, there was nothing high-handed or suggestive of "Do you read?" in Couric's question. You can watch the longer clip of this portion of the interview here. Palin is not bridling at Couric's arrogance -- she's drawing a blank and reaching for straws. But in Palinopia, of course, she's just being "human." And I guess that's right, to an extent -- since prevaricating and dodging and making up lame excuses is part of the human condition too. Just not a very attractive or inspiring one.

Marc Felion, Jim Bennett and Fausto Fernós - photo by Fausto Fernós The setbacks from the last two elections and President Obama s sluggish pace on gay rights have made many people lose the audacity of hope for change. Is it too late to say Yes We Can? With so much at stake what s there to laugh about? Jim Bennet of GayCo, the gay sketch comedy troupe that sprouted from Second City is back with a new show- The Audacity of Nope- or How I fell for a Pansy Scheme. The skits touch on the feelings of many who worked in earnest to get Obama elected who now feel like they ve been duped. Does President Obama s voice sound like Ron Popeil s for a reason? As the Midwest Regional Director for Lamdba Legal- Jim also shares with us his own insights into the political climate. into the progress for change and the recent failure and triumph in gay rights. Listen as we talk about what everybody s talking about: Microsoft s awkward attempt at a viral video may have captured a shoplifter on camera. Sarah Palin considers outrageous TV host Glenn Beck as a possible running mate for the future. Sara Palin s book Going Rougue goes rougue and shoots Rachel Maddow. Iron Chef potluck parties, lutheran hamballs, and why bacon is the new black. And we re launching out Holiday Contest! Win a Feast of Fun t-shirt simply by submitting great content to the fresh section. Visit out our sponsors: Get a FREE audio book at Audible.com Go ahead and get one- it s free! Follow the link: www.audiblepodcast.com/feastoffun to get that free download. Featured Music: Mike Rickard Sweat: iTunes RSS FEED | SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES SUBSCRIBE ON: GOOGLE

Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun-Times and Politics Daily talks to "Top Line." Chicago Sun-Times - United States - Lynn Sweet - Illinois - Politics

Former Vice Presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, has been hitting the interview trail promoting her new book, Going Rogue.

One of the many things that angered people about Sarah Palin was her support for aerial hunting of wolves. In honor of the release of Palin's book (and Nation editors Betsy Reed and Richard Kim's response book, Going Rouge), our Got Docs feature this week is Return to the Wild: A Modern Tale of Wolf and Man from MoFilms. Wolves have been around for ages, and the myths and stereotypes about them have been around almost as long. Laws that protected the wolves have led to an increase in their population, but that has brought them into contact with more people who aren't used to predators in their midst. This documentary takes a look at the ways people and wolves can and do coexist, as well as the conflicts that inevitably arise.

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Slate's Political Gabfest, featuring John Dickerson, Emily Bazelon, and David Plotz. This week: Trying five terrorists in New York City, confusing, conflicting information about mammograms, and Sarah Palin turns a new page

Diehard supporters flock to bookstores hoping to meet their political hero.

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