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To do some truth-telling by choosing howard over unc. you could hold them accountable while you're still there. no? >> yeah. i mean i've gotten that question a lot, and i've certainly thought about it. but i'm 45 years old. i've been truth-telling for my entire adult life. >> i said people of a certain age. i didn't want to say -- >> hey, it's on wikipedia. you know, and i just -- i just don't -- i don't want that fight. i feel like the obligation to sacrifice ourselves, to be in hostile territory is always placed on marginalized people. the people who need to fix what happened at unc are the ...

That question a lot. and i've certainly thought about it. but i'm 45 years old. i've been truth telling for my entire adult life. >> i said people of a certain age. i didn't want to say -- >> that's okay, it's on wikipedia. i just don't want that fight. i feel like the obligation to sacrifice ourselves, to be in hostile territory, is always placed on marginalized people. the people in power at unc created this circumstance. the last thing i would like to say quickly on that, i am not there to -- i wasn't coming to unc to be a racial justice advocate, i was coming to unc to teach journalism. an...

Hills chair for free press studies at missouri, this is not the kind of thing we really need in our country right now. we don't need another billionaire who thinks there should be a special set of rules just for him. if mime bloomberg really wants to distinguish himself from the man he says he wants to be, he should say free the press. i can take it, donald, even if you can't. >> since you're in missouri, do you think the ads will have any impact in media markets across the country? new yorkers know who mike bloomberg is. is this going to introduce him to the rest of the country or is it a was...

Reagan, h.w. bush, clinton and obama administrations. he is currently a distinguished fellow at the washington institute for near east policy. and jeannine zacharia, jerusalem bureau chief for "the washington post" who these days is teaching journalism at stanford university. good evening and welcome to you both. dennis, i used to describe you as the most patient man in the world and the closest thing we had to a standing middle east negotiator in this country. having said that, having been classically trained yourself, what do you make of this u.s. reaction? how far is this from normal, and c...

To helping to groom that next generation of reporters, of writers. among them, as i understand it, your son, scott, as well, who would talk about how -- >> my son, scott, was a journalist for many years and partly because of rob's influence, probably more than my own. and then in rob's teaching at the university of maryland, he was teaching journalism there, as well as mentoring the younger reporters at "the capital gazette." i mean, he rolled up his sleeves and he was in it, and he believed in it. and this is a difficult time for all newspapers financially, demographically, and also for journ...