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Walter Winchell, U.S. journalist and broadcaster whose newspaper columns and radio broadcasts containing news and gossip gave him a massive audience and much influence in the United States in the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s. Winchell was raised in New York City, and when he was 13 he left school to go
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promise that you could keep your plan. the rnc is targeting democratic senators in arkansas, colorado, louisiana, north carolina, new hampshire, and virginia. they're also targeting house democrats in iowa, michigan, new york, and west virginia. it seems to me, ron, that the talk of replacing and fixing is gone. they're basically saying the whole thing is no good. they're going for the kill. i was reading something by walter winchel that he wrote years ago, the great -- i might call him -- well, he might be highly dramatic newscaster. and he said once your opponents have solidified around something, once they have given all the thought they can and completely figured out their position, that's when they're done. and he used the example of the attempt of roosevelt to get a third term. once everybody was opposed to it on the right, they had him beat because they knew exactly what his arguments were and they just rolled over him. of course roosevelt was re-elected overwhelmingly. all the republican party stands for right now, all it believes in, in every way it look and thinks and feels is we've got to
and yet it seems as though almost it was ever thus. you dispagered journalists who seemed to seek the ability to opine because they saw that as a measure to fortune or fame. what's different about the current age? >> first of all, david, wonderful tie. i think in d.c. fashion we must be flattering one another. anyway, upon my rip van winkle return after 11, 12 years, no, not much as changed which is why i found the book interesting. i think leibovich captures a slice of a particular cultural and media movement. i think he's also spot on with the sort of hollywood-like vanity and self regard and greed and ambition. and some, not all, of the outrageous conflicts of interest which you could detail still these days of a lot of elite media. his profile of one of the new icons of the internet age, michael en, a whirling dervish, walter winchel-like columnist at