In a direct hot war with russia. maybe you support that and maybe you don t. how could you hide something that significant? the most significant fact of our generation from the public. how could you do that? the only answer is that you don t actually have a journalistic mindset. you far more identify with your job as working for the government than working for the american people. if you look at the history of the most important journalism stories, it s insiders like danny hallsburg that sees that the government is lying to the american people about the war in vietnam. saying we are winning win in reality we are losing. he goes and shows the american people the truth. or edward snowden or james clapper falsely denied the nsa was spying on american people. he had the evidence in his hand and wrist security to show the truth. the same thing wikileaks did. this is what you celebrate and journalism. art journalist, the media corporations, hate this because they work for the government. that is the true allegiance.
Sensibility of what is important and, what is more, and we say on occasion, mike has a toughness to him, a toughness, probably one of the most important journalism stories in recent years was broken by mike allen, remember, the washington post salon dinner, that is a mike allen story. he is well liked. you mentioned washington post the play week ruins things involveing their advertisers. fair or unfair? totally unfair. when mike allen started playbook it was a few hundred people. that figure grew to a few thousand pause word got out, this is fascinating. now, it is a00,000 people 100,000 people or more. but you have sponsors? we never had sponsors. you do now? it is something that is highly coveted by advertisers so
So it is filtered through mike. he has a particular sensibility of what s important. and what s more, and we ve seen it on occasion, mike has a toughness to him, probably one of the most important journalism stories in recent years was broken by mike allen, right? remember the washington post salon dinners which it later retreated from, that s a mike allen story. mike does not play patty cake. at the same time, you mentioned washington post reported that playbook routinely runs a lot of items run by its supporters. totally unfair. when mike allen started playbook, it was a few hundred people that were involved. then it grew to a few thousand. now it s 100,000 people or more. but there are sponsors we never had sponsored. it was a new product that tsh. but you have sponsors now. given the success of it, i it did grow to become something that s highly coveted by
Sensibility of what is important and, what is more, and we say on occasion, mike has a toughness to him, a toughness, probably one of the most important journalism stories in recent years was broken by mike allen, remember, the washington post salon dinner, that is a mike allen story. he is well liked. you mentioned washington post the play week ruins things involveing their advertisers. fair or unfair? totally unfair. when mike allen started playbook it was a few hundred people. that figure grew to a few thousand pause word got out, this is fascinating. now, it is a00,000 people 100,000 people or more. but you have sponsors? we never had sponsors. you do now? it is something that is highly coveted by advertisers so