Hello Mr. Rather - pretty great that you're on Reddit. You were a fixture for generations and a trusted voice for many. I have a few questions if you don't mind:
Vietnam. Aside from the Tet offensive, what event do you feel was key to turning public opinion against the war and why? Generally speaking, how would you compare that era to our current conflicts and the role of journalists in reporting the news?
If you could change anything (or nothing) about the circumstances of your reporting on G. Bush's service in the Texas ANG, what would it be?
Your legacy. What is your single most important contribution to journalism / 4th estate?
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Hello Mr. Rather - pretty great that you're on Reddit. You were a fixture for generations and a trusted voice for many. I have a few questions if you don't mind:
Vietnam. Aside from the Tet offensive, what event do you feel was key to turning public opinion against the war and why? Generally speaking, how would you compare that era to our current conflicts and the role of journalists in reporting the news?
If you could change anything (or nothing) about the circumstances of your reporting on G. Bush's service in the Texas ANG, what would it be?
Your legacy. What is your single most important contribution to journalism / 4th estate?
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