NJC Panel Discussion - Undermining the Media: The Consequences for American Democracy

This nonpartisan symposium brings together major figures in the news media to discuss the recent attacks on judicial independence and freedom of the press and potential consequences for American democracy. The event was inspired by, and the discussion revolves around, the findings and lessons from the 2018 bestseller “How Democracies Die” by Harvard researchers Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. The event was held on December 13, 2018.
This is the Journalists Roundtable portion of the day-long symposium. Participants include;
Martin Baron, editor of The Washington Post
Daniel Hertzberg, former deputy managing editor for international news of The Wall Street Journal
James Bennet, editorial page editor of The New York Times
Susan Page, Washington Bureau chief, USA Today
Jim Angle, former chief national correspondent, Fox News
Cecilia Vega, senior White House correspondent, ABC News
Frank Sesno, former CNN Washington Bureau chief and anchor and current director of the School of Media and Public Affairs at George Washington University.
Moderated by Bob Garfield, co-host of NPR’s “On the Media.” Closing remarks by Marvin Kalb.

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Undermining the Media ,are you talking about the new American PRAVDA ,these hulls are real full of themselves. there in no news on the networks except anti trump propganda,yes propganda,the same old tired socialist marxist saul alinsky bs. this is not 1994 hulls,every word goes around the world in one sec. the truth is there for all to see,who wants to see.

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also just for these idiots there is no American democracy,there has never been you fucking idiots. AMERICA IS A CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC. a democracy is mob rule where the rights of the few are trampled by the rights of the many. yet these people sit and talk about our democracy,These people are supposed to be educated and they have no idea that AMERICA is a CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC.