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opposition voices are harder express. reporter: after president erdogan faced an attempted coup he and a number of his newspaper colleagues were arrested and have been effectively silenced ever since. at first the newspapers dealt with the arrest by leaving his space in the newspaper intentionally blank, and then fellow cartoonists from around the world stepped up to fill that space and social media with protests. one artist drew him and his colleagues as canneries in a democracy coal mine. he hasn t lifted a weapon. he hasn t supported terrorists. it s for cartooning and for being involved in a political process. if you can be blamed or accused of anything, it s i think of believing that turkey had become a democratic state to which the rule of law would apply. following the referendum cart s family spoke to cnn on his behalf saying, quote, the yes vote succeeded by 52%. the people have given them a message and hope they will read
america s election haelts in-depth, how far is too far in political commentary. the washington post is dealing with that amid controversy over an editorial cartoon of ted cruz and his children. here s the host of fox s media buzz, howard kurtz. the dust-up started when a crassic classics to score hume yous political points. i know what i ll do she said with a snicker, i ll use my own camera and no one will be receipt tall yags. this retaliation from a pulitzer prize winning cartoonist from the washington post. who depicteds presidential candidate as an organ grinder and his daughters as monkeys. she wrote in her post that while there s an unspoken rule in cartooning that a politician s children are off-limits, when someone uses his kids as political props as she said cruz did, figure they re fair game. editor i
afterward the washington post put up this cartoon mocking the ad and mocking the fact that he uses his kids as political props. showing them as monkeys. showing them as monkeys. the washington post took it down. ted cruz, outraged, now fund-raising off of it. what do you make of it? cruz again this morning saying don t mess with our kids whether they re hillary clinton s kids or trump s kids. the cartoonist here is offending her cartoon. she had cruz put his kids in his ad so don t start screaming when cartoonists draw them as well. there s free speech and free cartooning. it s fine for her to draw it but it was wrong to publish it without even looking at it first. the editor admitted he did not review it before it went online, and that was a mistake. was this genius or is this dangerous, using his girls in an ad after the up and then after the uproar fund-raising off of it? what do you think? well, he s probably fund-raising off of it he s probably thinking, you know,
diversity, as there should be everywhere and that s true in cartooning at the new yorker. so we want to definitely reach out to people of color, different ethnicities, that can t necessarily happen overnight but it s very important for us. david remnick has pushed that throughout the magazine that it happens with the car spoons as well as everything else in the magazine and in society. so there s a little bit of a par lhor game out there as to whether it s possible that one caption could fit every new yorker cartoon ever and one that s been posited is hello, i d like to add you to my professional network on linked in. do you think there is one? and by the way, jim, i would like to add you to my professional network. i accept. you ll be getting an e-mail. well, that s not a bad one and that s a funny story because when that came out, i printed it on the batch of cartoons i show