Bill Plante on Mike Wallace, Morning's Celebrity Shootout
CBS News correspondent Bill Plante shares his memories of Mike Wallace with Howard Kurtz. Also, David Zurawik, Marisa Guthrie and Sharon Waxman discuss Katie Couric on ABC's Good Morning America and her face-off with Sarah Palin on the Today show.
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In talking about Mike Wallace this morning due to his recent death I was very concerned about the comment showing on screen the whole time. "Mike Wallace, TV's pit bull." I literally just finished reading a book, "The LOST DOGS, an account of MIchale Vick's dogs and their tals of rescue and redemption, per the book, by Jim Gorant. It distresses me that you'd use those words to discribe Mike Wallace when these dogs have gotten such a bad rap!!!! Please, I urge you to find different words to describe his zealous approch to journalism! Stating he is the pit bull of tv journalism adds to the desenisitizing of the public about these loving, loyal creatures!!
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You and panel did manage a creditable discussion on short notice regarding Mike Wallace's death...with the exception of the mean-spirited and glaring omission of any expression of sympathy to his family, specifically to his son, Chris Wallace. Even concerning a death in the "family" of news media, CNN's ideological pettiness prevailed. Or perhaps it was your own? In either case, it was a shameful error in judgment, perhaps revealing more about you and your network in it's absence, than did your attempt to pay tribute to the man. Professionalism and courtesy were in short supply, and short notice is no excuse for the rudeness.
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