Coming up this Sunday on Reliable Sources:

Obama, Obama, Obama... and Hillary

The media pounce as first-term Senator Barack Obama forms his exploratory committee for a likely 2008 presidential bid. Will journalists start asking tough questions or continue to swoon over the freshman phenomenon?

After returning from Iraq, Hillary Clinton makes headlines with numerous network appearances and a crowded press conference where she slammed the president's new war strategy. Is she coming out strong in response to the Obama hype, or are the media trying to create a battle between these two Democratic titans?

Duke Debacle

The rape charges were dropped and embattled prosecutor Mike Nifong is off the case. Were the media wrong for rushing to judgment about the three indicted lacrosse players? Did journalists push forward race and class issues despite a lack of evidence?

Bloggers vs. Talk Radio

Liberal bloggers rush to the defense of the anonymous Spocko, who posted to his blog some provocative commentary by the hosts on conservative Disney-owned KSFO talk radio. He soon found his site shuttered under pressure from the large media conglomerate. Is this a case of new media censorship? Are bloggers on the left launching an unfair "Internet smear campaign," as the station suggests?

Plus, DC journalists prepare to take the stand in the Scooter Libby case, Stephen Colbert shares the spotlight for one night only, and the last word on a newspaper legend.

Join us this Sunday and every Sunday at 10am ET / 7am PT for our critical look at the media!