Michael Brooks' 2015 Mark Ames Interview on Corporate Muckraking w/ Matt Binder - MR Live - 7/30/20
July 30, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe Majority Report begins its look back at the career of Michael Brooks starting with Brooks' June 2015 interview with Mark Ames about Seymour Hersch, corporate muckraking, and the dangers private business pose to a free press. We're live at noon ET.
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