The President and the media have always had an interesting relationship, especially when considering their respective relationships with the public. The President leads the country and the media should report how and how well the President is fulfilling that obligation. In most cases this is exactly what happens, but in other cases the journalist's personal thoughts color the presentation of the information. Different media outlets can report on the same event, but each can come up with a unique story depending on how the author frames it. This is the case with articles about President Obama on Thursday, February 6, 2014 and Friday, February 7, 2014. Major media outlets such as the New York Times, ABC News, CNN, The Wall Street Journal and TIME Magazine have reported similar issues, but their presentation of the stories differed. This disparity existed during Franklin D. Roosevelt's tenure, but to a lesser extent. The relationship between Roosevelt and the media is different than that of Obama and our current media. On February 6, 2014, the five major media outlets, The New York Times, ABC News, CNN, The Wall Street Journal, and TIME Magazine, had twenty-one stories directly implicating President Obama. At least two of the stories were simple opinion pieces, while some of the others may contain kernels of the authors' opinions. The stories followed: Seven of the day's stories involved President Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and Vice President Joe Biden attending the National Prayer Breakfast. Five of those stories mentioned President Obama talking about the United States encouraging religious tolerance abroad. The New York Times article uses more content...... half of the document ...... on Wire RSS. The Wall Street Journal, February 6, 2014. Web. February 6, 2014. FDR Library. Psf000735. Np: Marist College, nd PDF.Liptak, Kevin. “Obama announces investment boost as he signs farm bill.” CNN RSS political ticker. CNN Politics, February 7, 2014. Web. February 7, 2014.Miller, Zeke J. “Swampland.” Swampland Vice President Joe Biden isn't thrilled with comments about marijuana legalization. Time Magazine, February 6, 2014. Web. February 6, 2014.Parkinson, John and Mary Bruce. “Boehner Blames Trust Gap with Obama for Immigration Stalemate.” ABC News. ABC News Network, February 6, 2014. Web. February 6, 2014. Print, Darlene Superville Associated. "Obama: More work to do to rebuild Haiti." ABC News. ABC News Network, February 6, 2014. Web. February 6, 2014.Thompson, Mark. "Swampy land." Swampland White House points to comments on aircraft carrier retirement. Time Magazine, 7 February 2014. Web. 07 February. 2014.