Sneak peek at this Sunday's show
This Sunday, we welcome back Politico's Patrick Gavin as our 'Reliable Sources' guest host.
First up, NPR's Deborah Amos will join us from Beirut, Lebanon. A longtime NPR Middle East correspondent, Amos will offer her take on reporting from both Syria and Iraq and whether media comparisons between the two are fair.
Next, we'll speak with PBS anchor & 'CBS This Morning' co-host Charlie Rose about interviewing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. As one of the few journalists to sit down with the controversial Syrian leader, Rose will tell us why he considers his recent interview "one of the biggest of his career."
Also on the show, The Washington Post's Max Fisher will join us to discuss his recent piece, '9 questions about Syria you were too embarrassed to ask.' Following that, DecodeDC host Andrea Seabrook and CQ/Roll Call's Emily Cadei will join us to weigh in on how readers and viewers are processing the volume of news reports coming from Syria.
On the heels of Apple announcing its latest iPhone versions and Twitter's IPO filing, we'll ask technology columnist Farhad Manjoo what's behind all of the hype.
Later in the show, University of Maryland journalism professor Mark Feldstein will join us on a visit to the Virginia parking garage made famous during the Watergate era by reporter Bob Woodward and "Deep Throat."
Finally, Will Tracy, editor-in-chief of 'The Onion,' joins us to discuss satire, spin, and what's behind recent Syria commentary & op-eds from 'America's Finest News Source.'
Tune in Sunday at 11am ET.
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Brian Stelter is the host of "Reliable Sources" and the senior media correspondent for CNN Worldwide. Before he joined CNN in November 2013, Stelter was a media reporter for The New York Times. He is the author of the New York Times best-seller "Top of the Morning."
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Please, please make Patrick Gavin the permanent host. While no one can replace Howie, Gavin did an excellent job this morning. His most valuable skill: making himself invisible and thus allowing the guests to dominate the broadcast.
Patrick Gavin: What a child. Granted I'm 66, and in the news business, but acting like Charlie Rose is new to the news business was insulting and Rose was gracious in his responses. Your pronunciation of "EYEraq" at the beginning on a sentence suggests you are compensating for a stuttering problem. Your seeming assumption that viewers of Reliable Sources want to see you interview your young "admirers," is juvenile. I'm sure your parents and friends are proud of you, but I'm changing the channel.