Scott Pelley, as partisan a hack as there is, decries the mistakes made by the media, as if he cares about real journalism, and made his feelings public in a recent speech at Quinnipiac University, in which he proclaimed "Our house (speaking of the media) is on fire." While this sounds as if Pelley has repented of his evil deeds, keep in mind that his confessed partisanship continues to be mirrored in the news of the day, and the policy of his network, to attack its own reporter(s) for telling the truth about Benghazi (see the story below). Pelley is all blow and no show, as he waxes eloquent before a crowd of labdog reporters and students. The truth, for Pelley is this: in the "Our House is on Fire" speech, he confessed to reporting on a bit of news that was completely false and knowingly so before he made his report. And now, after his speech, we learn that his own news department is going after one of its own, Sharyl Attkisson, for her reporting on Benghazi. Will this spineless spin-meister stand up for the reporter under fire? Of course not. So much for Scott Pelley.
Question: would Fox dare hire a Democrat reporter who has proven herself to be fair and balanced -- maybe replacing Shep Smith in the name of continued investigative reporting? Nah, but hope springs eternal in my house.
Question: would Fox dare hire a Democrat reporter who has proven herself to be fair and balanced -- maybe replacing Shep Smith in the name of continued investigative reporting? Nah, but hope springs eternal in my house.
From the The Daily
Caller:
The brother of a top Obama administration official is also
the president of CBS News, and the network may be days away from dropping one
of its top investigative reporters for covering the administration’s scandals
too aggressively.
CBS News executives have reportedly expressed frustration with
their own reporter, Sharyl Attkisson,
who has steadily covered the Obama administration’s handling of the Benghazi
terrorist attack in Libya since late last year.
“Network sources” told Politico Wednesday that CBS executives feel
Attkisson’s Benghazi coverage is bordering on advocacy, and Attkisson “can’t
get some of her stories on the air.”
Attkisson, who is in talks to leave the network before her
contract expires, has been attempting to figure out who changed the Benghazi
talking points for more than five months.
“We still don’t know who changed talking points but have had
at least 4 diff explanations so far,” Attkisson
tweeted on November 27, 2012.
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