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Say, what would my father say . What would he think of all of this . Obviously i cannot call him up well i guess i could whatever it hasnt worked so far. [laughter] we tend to get into a flurry of texts or emails with me my siblings and we come up with their own point of view of will, that is what doug would say. Or that is what that would say. But most often he would be rolling over in his grave. I think it has been a long time since you this kind of tension between the media and the administra...

Correspondent that he first made a name for himself. In 1965 he showed a marine setting a hut on fire with a cigarette lighter. The broadcast almost singlehandedly ushered in the living room wars. Where do you stack this up, because you clearly had an impact on the mans life . Morley it is the most important story. The woman who produced that was suzanne st. Pierre of eric severaids show. We decided at the beginning, i was not convinced that he was innocent. Because the court said he was guilty....

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Cronkite a new biography of the most trusted man in america reveals that maybe he should havent been. here is a sample from what howard kirtz wrote for news week. he said i came to realize that the man who once dommy nateed television journalism was occasionally uncomplicated. judy? >> i think that is right. amazing how over time the standards change and by the way, what is considered fair game changes. you know, dick salant who was

im jon scott. >> im not about to sit here and indict private equity. we are getting to a ridiculous point in america. i live in a state where pension funds and unions and other people investing in bain capital, if you look at bain capitals record they have done a lot to support businesses and grow businesses. and im very uncomfortable. >> this is nauseating to me on both sides. it is nauseating to the american public. enough is enough. stop attacking private equity. stop attacking jere...

im jon scott. >> im not about to sit here and indict private equity. we are getting to a ridiculous point in america. i live in a state where pension funds and unions and other people investing in bain capital, if you look at bain capitals record they have done a lot to support businesses and grow businesses. and im very uncomfortable. >> this is nauseating to me on both sides. it is nauseating to the american public. enough is enough. stop attacking private equity. stop attacking jere...

Cronkite a new biography of the most trusted man in america reveals that maybe he should havent been. here is a sample from what howard kirtz wrote for news week. he said i came to realize that the man who once dommy nateed television journalism was occasionally uncomplicated. judy? >> i think that is right. amazing how over time the standards change and by the way, what is considered fair game changes. you know, dick salant who was

cronkite a new bgraphy of the most trusted man in america reveals that maybe he should havent been. here is a sample from what howard kirtz wrote for news week. he said i came to realize that the man who once dommy nateed television journalism was occasionally uncomplicated. judy? >> i think that is right. amazing how over time the standards change and by the way, what is considered fair game changes. you know, dick salant who was then the president of cbs news, this...

im jon scott. >> im not about to sit here and indict private equity. we are getting to a ridiculous point in america. i live in a state where pension funds and unions and other people investing in bain capital, if you look at bain capitals record they have done a lot to support businesses and grow businesses. and im very uncomfortable. >> this is nauseating to me on both sides. it is nauseating to the american public. enough is enough. stop attacking private equity. stop attacking jere...