Out-Foxing the liberal media
Two anchors, two cases of self-aggrandisement by exaggerating the truth. Only one winner
If a television journalist is credibly accused of twisting the truth, should it matter?
The answer, you might think, is an obvious ‘Yes’. But recent events in the United States lead to a more complicated verdict, and one that highlights some uncomfortable realities of the TV news business.
Bill O’Reilly, the most-watched presenter for Fox News, is under attack. His critics say he exaggerated the dangers he faced in situations as diverse as ...
