July 29, 2010

Editor's note: Here's a look at what we're following and talking about this morning. Chime in on what you're talking about in the comments below, or on our blog or Facebook page.

What we're following:

- U.S. scrutinizes the WikiLeaks reports for risks to Afghans.

- Searching for oil in the Gulf of Mexico

- Rep. Rangel faces ethics panel

And did you see...

- 100 million Facebook users' details published online

- Americans cutting back on doctor visits

- Ante Up: Congress considering lifting ban on Internet gambling

- BriTunes is back! Brian sits down with the man behind Gnarls Barkley and Broken Bells.

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Comment author avatarrojo mimi

All the anticipation: Rangel, Facebook, BriTunes..
Heard Rangel made a deal...good..this will minimize harm with the November elections coming up..
We need as much support for the President..so we need to retain the House and Senate...
Facebook is losing its charm..all these safety measure mishaps.
Brian..finally..thank you for music..interesting music....
(O. Surprised "the charles") did not pop up with yesterday's blog typo....
"Effect" should be "Affect"

    Reply#1 - Thu Jul 29, 2010 12:48 PM EDT
    Comment author avatarDave, Tn-1853132

    Let me guess... They're going to punish him by sending him to Treasury to work for Timothy Geithner?

    Nothing the Party of Prog does surprises me anymore.

      #1.1 - Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:49 PM EDT
      Comment author avatarrojo mimi

      Dave..
      Left winger taunting you..actually at 30 Rock now and doing the 2:30 p.m. tour...
      Great building...saw Matt Lauer promo for "Today."

        #1.2 - Thu Jul 29, 2010 2:14 PM EDT
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        Comment author avatarJoseph Ceh

        Dear NBC Nightly News,

        Your report this evening regarding the war deaths of our brave men and women is indeed sobering. However, your choice of language regarding suicide is unfortunate. NO suicide is "successful" but rather sad. The best language we may use is not "successfu," but rather "completed," and without understanding for those left behind. Any taking of one's life is truly sad. We are left with sadness and loss.

        Joseph Ceh, Chicago

          Reply#2 - Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:51 PM EDT
          Comment author avatarrojo mimi

          Maybe REACHing out -will help.
          Info on how..may help.
          Please..

          Thank you
          M

            #2.1 - Thu Jul 29, 2010 7:30 PM EDT
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