Rather Delivers Clinton Fluff Piece On 60 Minutes

On tonight's edition of 60 Minutes Dan Rather was supposed to interview Former President Bill Clinton for the "work" his foundation has done for AIDS relief. However, it quickly turned into a fluff piece that promoted his Presidency, how much he accomplished, and his hopes to be the First Husband. Clinton blames those big bad pharmaceutical industries for charging high prices for medicine…

ACLU Complained About Echelon Spy Program In

As NewsBusters’ Clay Waters reported, a National Security Agency surveillance program, codenamed “Echelon,” – apparently similar to what the NSA is doing today to counter terrorist activities that has garnered tremendous media outrage in the past four days – existed some years ago. In fact, according to a February 27, 2000 Associated Press article, the ACLU had been expressing its concern…

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WashPost's Tom Shales Shows His Heart Bleeds for Dan Rather, Mary Mape

Newsweek's Jonathan Alter vs. Free Republic "Hit Men

Mapes on Memos: "I Assumed They Were Forgeries

Vanity Fair Excerpts Mary Mapes’ New Book Highlighting Rathergate

Mary Mapes, the former CBS News producer who became famous for her involvement in a “60 Minutes II” segment last year concerning President Bush’s involvement in the Air National Guard, had an excerpt of her upcoming book, “Truth and Duty,” printed in the December issue of Vanity Fair.An Editor and Publisher article published last evening stated the following:“Mapes writes that she had felt the…

Couric Promised Tough Questions To Mike Wallace But Ignored His Anti-G

Mike Wallace to Time Magazine: I'm "Tough But Fair

Lesley Stahl Predicts Plame Case “Could Possibly Take Off the Way Wa

Recalling how Watergate “didn't take off until people started talking about higher ups” in the White House, on Tuesday night’s The Colbert Report on Comedy Central, CBS’s Lesley Stahl predicted that the Valerie Plame case “could possibly take off the way the Watergate one did." Stahl fondly remembered how Watergate “really took off as a big story when it went into the Senate and there were…

CBS Public Eye: Mike Wallace "Creates A Perception Problem" At Anti-Gu

CBS Off Track With NASCAR Comments

Elian: Bob Simon's Latest Entry in the Useful Idiot File