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Michael Isikoff And Cenk Uygur On The State Of The News Media Today (Edited Interview)
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11:17Now PlayingMichael Isikoff On What’s Wrong With The News Media Today - Interview w/ Cenk Uygur (edited)
For 35 years, Michael Isikoff has been one of the most dogged and widely admired investigative reporters working in the news media.
In this portion of a recent interview, he and The Young Turks’ Cenk Uygur, Isikoff discuss why today’s journalists are less adversarial towards powerful interests as in the past, how bipartisanship in Washington leads to less investigative reporting and how the recent IRS non-scandal perfectly exemplifies the dysfunctional dynamic between the news media and government.
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