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It's one of the things america stands for, freedom of press. where do we go from here? >> well, you know, home any we'll get together. we're going to get together with the attorney general and staff on monday in washington. it will be myself. our bureau chief sam feist along with my counterparts at "the post" and "the times." the hope is it's not just to figure out what happened but to see if there are more pragmatic solutions to prevent it from happening again so we're not just didn't dependent on the good graces of whoever holds office at this time. that's not the way our government is suppo...

5 Other Totally Bogus Stories Designed To Hurt Trump The Media Got Away With March 16, 2021 The correction by The Washington Post concerning false information about a phone call between former President Donald Trump and the Georgia secretary of state’s chief investigator is no anomaly. The neglect of truth and preference for anonymous sources is deeply ingrained in the corrupt left-wing media’s strategy. “You will notice that establishment media errors, omissions, mistakes, and outright lies always slant one way — against me and against Republicans. Meanwhile, stories that hurt Democr...

Bryan Monroe, longtime journalist and former CNNPolitics.com editor, dies at 55 Bryan Monroe, a journalism professor and former CNNPolitics.com editor who once headed the National Association of Black Journalists and helped guide the Biloxi Sun Herald to a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Hurricane Katrina, has died. He was 55. Monroe died Wednesday morning of a heart attack at his home in Bethesda, Maryland, where he lived with family, according to Suzanne Malveaux, a longtime friend and CNN national correspondent. “He liked to connect people who were in different worlds — whether it was t...

Bryan Monroe, longtime journalist and former CNNPolitics.com editor, CNN 1/14/2021 © Provided by CNN Bryan Monroe is remembered for building bridges between people. Bryan Monroe, a journalism professor and former CNNPolitics.com editor who once headed the National Association of Black Journalists and helped guide the Biloxi Sun Herald to a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Hurricane Katrina, has died. He was 55. Monroe died Wednesday morning of a heart attack at his home in Bethesda, Maryland, where he lived with family, according to Suzanne Malveaux, a longtime friend and CNN national corr...

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