A Pew Research Center survey found that two-thirds of Americans believed the coverage of Jackson's death was excessive, while 3% felt it was insufficient.[106] In the UK, the BBC received over 700 complaints from viewers who thought his death dominated the news.[107] On June 29, American conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh said the coverage was a "horrible disgrace" and lent his support to activist-ministers Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, who were fighting to stem the press' speculation about what caused the death.[108] Other conservatives, including commentator Bill O'Reilly[109] and Congressman Peter T. King,[110] also disapproved the receiving of the media attention about Jackson's death.