'60 Minutes' retracts Benghazi story
Bill Carter, Kelly McBride, David Brock and guest host Eric Deggans on the CBS news magazine show's latest controversy.
'Checkbook journalism': Paying for stories
Paul Farhi, Callie Crossley and guest host Eric Deggans weigh in on the allegations that NBC pays for interviews.
CORRECTION: The Toronto Star revealed it paid $5,000 for a video of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. On Reliable Sources Sunday Nov. 10, guest host Eric Deggans named a different newspaper.
First Amendment vs. Second Amendment
Paul Farhi, Callie Crossley and guest host Eric Deggans discuss the firing of an editor and writer at 'Guns and Ammo."
Inside the locker room
David Hyde, Christine Brennan and guest host Eric Deggans on the bullying scandal surrounding the Miami Dolphins.
Diversifying the news
Ray Suarez, Richard Prince and guest host Eric Deggans discuss the media's new focus on audiences of color.
Building a "House of Cards"
Executive Producer Beau Willimon speaks with guest host Eric Deggans about the role of journalists in Netflix's "House of Cards."
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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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