The search goes on and relief is on its way.  Our friends at Feed The Children, many of whom were personally impacted by the storm given their distribution center in Oklahoma City, are organizing relief trucks today.  You can contribute here or via the button in the right column.

As Col. Kurt Schlichter noted on last night’s program, the Oklahoma National Guard was already on the way.

A great review of a new book by and about nurses.

General Gordon Gayle died recently, an old friend of my wife’s parents, their neighbors at Quantico and a wartime colleague of my father-in-law’s in the Pacific.  General Gayle received the Navy Cross for his heroism at Peleliu.

There are not many of these men left, and they each deserve a note as they depart.

Was Eric Holder recused from the Rosen surveillance as well as from the snooping of AP (and the House)?

If President Obama was willing to have two different news organizations/journalists surveilled, why not 3, or 30?

The irony, of course, if that the Beltway media went into a swoon over the president from the time he was a senator, and he went into overdrive on the surveillance of their activities.

It is a cliche, but worth using: Imagine if W….

I will spend post of the show on this topic today. Perhaps by show time someone will have asked Jay Carney or Eric Holder if they are aware of any of other surveillances of journalists (and be sure to include broadcast and blogging journalists int he question as well as print reporters.)  When Jay says no, ask him if he or anyone else at the White House has asked Justice?  Ask him as well if he has check with the White House  Counsel whose job it apparently is not to tell anyone anything at the White House.

For some background on James Rosen, here’s the transcript of my two hour chat with him from 2008 when his excellent biography of John Mitchell was published.