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Among other complaints, Sanchez hit the media for its "unwillingness to accurately and prominently correct your mistakes and your agenda-driven biases sometimes contribute to this corrosive environment."
Below is the opening exchange between Bozell and liberal co-host Alan Colmes:
COLMES: [I]n terms of criticizing the media, where as the media? The New York Times pretty much did the Bush administration bidding for it. Judith Miller using Ahmad Chalabi as a source. They've since apologized for that. Where were the hard questions the media was asking before this war?
BOZELL: Alan, not even you believes that the New york Times does the bidding of the Bush administration."
COLMES: They did in the Iraq War before the run-up to the war they did.
BOZELL: But let me correct something. Here's the interesting thing. You said that he [Sanchez] made a statement about the media. In fact, more than half of his speech, in his entire speech, was devoted to the biggest tongue-lashing I have ever heard from a military person to the media, and you know the New York Times didn't report a word of that?
COLMES: Well, I don't speak for the New York Times. The New York Times, as I said, was complicit in the run-up to the war...
