Woodward’s White House War
Tim Carney, Jackie Kucinich, Cenk Uygur and Howard Kurtz discuss this week’s back and forth between senior Obama adviser Gene Sperling and the Washington Post’s Bob Woodward.
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The discussion about Woodward 's emails and response fell into the category of gossip for the most part and tedious in the long run. I think the program loses touch with its mission and fails to realize that some of these stories when carried on beyond factual reporting just become gossip. Even though they may report true events doesn't mean they're worth reporting. "Reliable Sources" might spend some time reporting stories with reliable sources rather than chasing the tail end of events already done like a dog chasing a speeding car. The brief stories at the end of the program actually prove that Howard does know a story about reliable sources, but he must, it seems fill the program with tedious gossip.
Way to go Woodward do not let the White House tell you what you can report. Way to go CNN for being true that takes what makes Fox proven the best!