• Heard on the Hill:Oklahoma Republican Rep. John Sullivan has staff call with soft questions during radio interviews. . . Wanda Baucus avoids prosecution; to attend anger-management. . . Mike Myers visits the Hill. [Roll Call]

• Inside the Beltway: White House to provide female reporters with veils for Pope visit. . . Bush hears man's support of medical marijuana. . . [WT]

• Inside Politics:Biden's commencement goes way of Russert's. . . Roger Ailes replies to LAT editor John Carroll's criticism: "He treated Fox News Channel worse in his newspaper than he treated the terrorists who recently beheaded an American. But of course, he sees Fox News as more dangerous." [WT]

• Under the Dome:Brokaw advocates one Dakota. [The Hill]

• Rush and Malloy:Clinton to address BookExpo tonight, will have joint-signings with Hillary in Boston; "The Hunting of the President" film debuts, based on Conason book; Monica wants Mandy Moore to portray her in a movie? Moore: "I am a pretty modest girl.". . . "Fahrenheit 9/11" out June 25, released by Lions Gate, IFC, and the Weinstein's Fellowship Adventure. [NYDN]

• Page Six:Moore to Playboy about Oscar speech: "I got incredible notes, phone calls, e-mails and letters from Jonathan Demme, Jeff Bridges, Martin Scorsese, Meryl Streep - I could go down a whole list, but I don't know if I should out them. Then, when everyone was saying that any person who criticized America at a time of war would be shunned and boycotted and ignored and vilified, the sales of my books and movies went through the roof.". . . Howell Raines says Kerry looks like Lurch: "Kerry has to face the fact that even though the incumbent looks like Goofy when he smirks, he's going to win unless Kerry comes up with something to say. To stay 'on message' you have to have one." [NYP and NYP]