pertinent details yet the victim didn t remember the incident that alleged happened with kavanaugh. she talked about how they got there. she defended the new york times in some ways. i m wondering how did we get there? cable news, in particular, is never the golden era of cable news. harris: it s not just cable. the media are everywhere. absolutely. people want to consume, the media is a giant near the people that are out there. people want to consume media that reinforces their opinion. there s people that read and consume the things they believe and instead of looking at sort of hard core news, reliable sources that, you know, tell you what are facts. harris: meanwhile, joe biden s presidential campaign wants news networks to ban rudy giuliani from their shows. biden campaign officials wrote a letter to media executives saying giuliani is spreading
therefore, likely to achieve the most cachet among the audience that they are clearly trying to appeal to which i would submit they are probably a part of. tucker: leaving out critically relevant facts like the fact that the supposed victim didn t remember the assault is a kind of dishonesty and it devalues the currency of the paper. whatever you think of the times it s obviously liberal they get the facts right. what happens if they don t get the facts right. the representation declines. when he had was the curmudgeonly editor for many years. i went to see him about a job years ago back in the 1970s. he was eccentric guy but he was a very strong editor. he said to me when i m gone, he said, i want it to be said of me, quote: he kept the paper straight. that actually is on his grave stone. and i remember thinking at the time the new york times was the straightest newspaper anywhere. it was the bible. it was the reliable source. when i was covering regular nonreaganomics in the ea
no one has challenged the basic accuracy of the story that they published, or of what is in the book. it s true that a material fact was left out, and the times read then editor s note explaining about, which is what you do when you leave something out. but it was no conspiracy to leave out that fact. it was unfortunately cut from the piece, as i understand it. harris: when you say that no one has challenged, how can you challenge if the alleged victim and the one witness they talk about who actually didn t witness anything he did talk to senators and the fbi about what he thinks he sawt people may have been too drunk to remember. the alleged victim didn t remember any assault. it s hard to take on something that even the victim doesn t say happened. well, it s friends of the victim who say she doesn t remember it. she has chosen not to talk to
clearly trying to appeal to which i would submit they are probably a part of. tucker: leaving out critically relevant facts like the fact that the supposed victim didn t remember the assault is a kind of dishonesty and it devalues the currency of the paper. whatever you think of the times it s obviously liberal they get the facts right. what happens if they don t get the facts right. the representation declines. when he was the curmudgeonly editor for many years. i went to see him about a job years ago back in the 1970s. he was eccentric guy but he was a very strong editor. he said to me when i m gone, he said, i want it to be said of me, quote: he kept the paper straight. that actually is on his grave stone. and i remember thinking at the time the new york times was the straightest newspaper anywhere. it was the bible. it was the reliable source. when i was covering
and my mom, my aunt, my uncle, our belief in the system is that it s equal justice. the family of clifford hampton s victim didn t want to speak to us on camera, but they did tell us they don t think hampton should get out either. in 1958 when he was 17, hampton got into an argument with his 18-year-old neighbor. he flew into a rage and brutally stabbed her to death. and i realize what i had did. i walked to the home of the deputy sheriff and turned myself in. and hampton has another hurdle to overcome. in 1961 at age 20, he killed another inmate here. he told me it was self-defense. angola was like a jungle, you know. that s what you had to do, you know, kill or go under. hampton and montgomery will soon find out if they will be