Reporting from Iraq
After a brief videotape, the panelists, moderated by Ms. Miller, discussed the news coverage of Iraq and the war,…
"We have what I call the Super Soaker culture, where Chuck Todd and the boys go and play Super Soaker in Joe Biden's lawn; they hang out at… read more
"We have what I call the Super Soaker culture, where Chuck Todd and the boys go and play Super Soaker in Joe Biden's lawn; they hang out at the correspondents' dinner and chuckle at jokes about drone strikes. We have a pathetic elite media culture that views itself as like the cocktail party buddies of those in power. That's a big part of our problem with media today. Not to say that there aren't fantastic journalists who work for corporate media outlets. Charlie Savage at The New York Times, fantastic reporter. Michelle Shephard at The Toronto Star. Dana Priest, Jane Mayer. The problem is that they are few and far between, and most of the chatter on cable news comes from the buddies of the powerful." close
After a brief videotape, the panelists, moderated by Ms. Miller, discussed the news coverage of Iraq and the war,…
Scholars spoke about the history and evolution of U.S. counterinsurgency strategy from Vietnam to the present. Among…
David Kilcullen presents his latest insights on counterinsurgency, a warfare tactic he’s studied for 25 years. Considered one of the…
Senior Pentagon officials and national journalists talked about the relationship between the military and the media.…