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Other Day Or X or whatever were calling calling it but he said mckinsey phi, the strategy of iran and russia, they have entire strategies with workstreams. And this was one workstream amongst multiple. Now, whether those are successful or they land remains to be seen, but we should absolutely expect multiple other activities, both out of iran, russia, and even in china and beyond. Yeah, i mean, we saw part of this was we reported that they targeted one of trumps attorneys. Yes. It doesnt appear ...

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Said, but theyre quite literally laughing in his face. >> look, watters was talking about ambush interviews, that was the context. it was the language he used, ambush, kill shot, dead, dead, dead, that i think fauci was responding to there. president biden commented on vaccine misinformation during his speech tuesday. taking a tough tone, oliver. >> i think this is an interesting notable moment. the president not only talking to americans who are unvaccinated and vaccinated, but also talking and...

Youre pretty verbose on the phone with our producers. now all of a sudden youre clamming up. is there a reason for that? now that we have you here, excuse me, excuse me. >> get outta here. >> thank you, thank you. >> they both got some good exercise. >> is it legal? well analyze bergdahls case tomorrow. but watters wasnt thrilled. we sent watters to washington. >> i just had a quick question. >> i dont do ambush interviews. if you want to talk to us, theres my press secretary. >> i just had a qu...

After a few years to host other tv shows. in 1963 he was back at cbs news as a special correspondent. five years later he was one of the founding members of 60 minutes which made the debut with co-editor wallace interviewing then attorney general ramsey clark. he covered stories ranging from heroin addiction, draft, biological warfare to the kent state shooting. >> for the first time ohio law enforcement in this case killed someone on a college campus. killed four wounded nine. that is when sudd...

Lunatic. >> i think that a good many people hated your husband. they even said that you --. >> are afraid of what could happen to you as a result of the revelations? >> i am probably a dead man. >> he was known for ambush interviews. >> everyone is run like cockroaches. >> wallace occasionally found himself the story. a document try he narrated a general led to $120 million libel suit after he was accused and others at cbs of rowing an untrue and slanted case that was untrue. later he talked abo...

He grilled newsmakers and his controversial and direct style was a hit. he joined cbs in 1951. he was one of the founding members of sixsy minutes -- "60 minutes". >> know enough mike, to talk to you intelligently about it. >> he calls you imam, forgive me, not his words, not mine. a lunatic. was there anything a secret service or clint hill could have done to keep that from happening? >> i think you would agree a good many people hated your husband? they even hated you. >> are you not perhaps a...

Revealations? >> oh, yes. i probably am a dead man already. >> a skeptical topup question. ual loss got to the heart of the matter and tossed tough questions at his friends like ronald and nancy regan. he made the move to tv in the 50s and got a break in 1958 when was the first hire of producer don hewitt putting together 60 minutes which, of course, went on to become the most successful news program for decades. he hosted the program for 38 seasons until he retired as a regular correspondent in...

Done to keep that from happening? >> i think you would agree that a good many people. >> are you at least bit afraid what would happen making those revelations. >> i may be a dead man already. >> and nancy reagan. wallace begin his career on radio in 1940s and made the move to tv in the 50s. his big break when he was first correspondent hired by don hewitt. when he was putting totaling 60 minutes. he hosted that program for 38 seasons until he retired as regular correspondent in 2006. it pioneer...

Suddenly, the nixon administration, agnew foolishly had established a climate of calling people less than patriotic. >> he was then for his ambush interviews. >> everyone is scuttling like cockroaches. >> legacy includes an interview with malcolm x. >> are you afraid of what could happen as a result of making the revelations? >> yes, i probably am a dead man. >> dr. martin luther king jr. >> and we are with dr. martin luther king jr. >> and arafat. >> people want to kill you. >> and a man known ...