A lack of transparency they have had and the poor relationship they have with the media exacerbates the problem,

There's a collapse in the public's faith in American institutions. The media has done a poor job. We've become as insular and self-regarding as any [other institution].

The main problem was qualifying first and second, which produced relatively poor grid positions and put Mark in the thick of the problems at the first corner, ... Antonio did an excellent job at short notice.

When the media ask him [George W. Bush] a question, he answers, 'Can I use a lifeline?'

When we went to the media timeout with eight minutes to go, I just told everybody that we're down right now, but we have a run in us. Eventually, shots started to fall, we started to get stops, and we found ourselves back in the game.

'Not only did we not know there was so much poverty, but also that so many of these poor people were black.'