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And make their own judgments. i sort of worry that there is, you know, what emily was trying to do was to make a much bigger argument about impartiality, about how you do political reporting in an age of populism, and how, you know, if you believe in liberal democracy and, you know, yeah, let me let me state an opinion outright, loud, clear. "i really like free and fair elections. "i like a liberal democracy. "i like the rule of law. "i like the peaceful transfer of power." and if you want a wel...

Yet been provided of that." and in fairness, the bulletin editors that we would deal with would be receptive to that message. but ive absolutely seen the danger that can sometimes happen of, you know, "on the one hand, on the "other," and somehow mistaking that for impartiality. but... yeah? but that is a slightly different thing. thats a cultural challenge that youre describing, which is a slightly different thing from the suggestion which emily made when she said that decision by the bbc on he...

But also that you dont dodge "calling something," to use jons phrase? well, for us, this is slightly different, and our podcast is slightly different in the sense that when we dont have a panel of such of people that are debating an issue and we have to... "call them out" on one thing or the other. its, its more narrative. so the news podcast that we make is just telling the story of a single issue in a day using the experts that we have. and its quite tightly structured. theres less banter, sha...

And we in washington would ring up and say, "well, you need to put in "without foundation" or "there is no evidence has yet been provided of that." and in fairness, the bulletin editors that we would deal with would be receptive to that message. but ive absolutely seen the danger that can sometimes happen of, you know, "on the one hand, on the "other," and somehow mistaking that for impartiality. but... yeah? but that is a slightly different thing. thats a cultural challenge that youre describin...

Sometimes incorrect information — coming from politicians and others. what are the processes that you go through at the guardian with your podcast to make sure that youre both fair, but also that you dont dodge "calling something," to use jons phrase? well, for us, this is slightly different, and our podcast. is slightly different _ in the sense that when we dont have a panel of such of people that are debating an issue - and we have to... "call them out" on one thing or the other. - its its m...

Speech up on the podcast, on the news agents podcast for people to listen to and make their ownjudgments. i sort of worry that there is, you know, what emily was trying to do was to make a much bigger argument about impartiality, about how you do political reporting in an age of populism, and how, you know, if you believe in liberal democracy and, you know, yeah, let me let me state an opinion outright, loud, clear. "i really like free and fair elections. "i like a liberal democracy. i like the ...

BBC journalist Clive Myrie has called on whoever is appointed the new secretary of state...

The appearance of impartiality. but for some reason, they dont want to do that, and it does raise a lot of questions. >> ashley: and what has come out with video and the doj and the fbi with this rate of mar-a-lago, i feel like a lot of americans they are trust is not fully in the doj right now. what would be the first steps to repair that relationship? what should they do to make sure there is transparency? >> i think that is the great point. there should be transparency. when they have situati...

And make their ownjudgments. i sort of worry that there is, you know, what emily was trying to do was to make a much bigger argument about impartiality, about how you do political reporting in an age of populism, and how, you know, if you believe in liberal democracy and, you know, yeah, let me let me state an opinion outright, loud, clear. "i really like free and fair elections. "i like a liberal democracy. i like the rule of law. "i like the peaceful transfer of power." and if you want a well�...

And i think that it is very difficult at the moment seeing the populism that there is around the world, that weve got to rethink that. and i think that is the argument that emily was seeking to make. well, shes making a broad argument. she was using specific examples to make it. nosheen iqbalfrom today in focus from the guardian, lets ask you about these broader challenges of impartiality and how we deal with the the information — sometimes incorrect information — coming from politicians and...