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And a lot of time I don't hear exactly what they, what they write into it.
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Uh-huh.
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So I, overall, I think I would rather hear just straight reporting.
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One of the things that I found interesting last year during the, uh, the Gulf conflict was a sentiment against, uh, Peter Arnett, who had stayed in Iraq and was presenting, uh, some of the things that were available. Uh, there was a, there was, uh, a piece where he was showing a bombed out building where there was obviously a crudely, uh, uh, hastily erected sign saying baby milk factory, and while he was being severely, uh, censored and could not make any judgment call on this, it was fairly obvious that it was a piece of propaganda, but people were really down on him for reporting the fact that, th-, you know, this isn't a baby milk factory, how could he say it was, uh, I, I think that,
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that to me showed that the Americans were really getting used to having the, not just the facts, but also the conclusions and opinions spoon fed to them.