No American industry is more troubled than journalism/media. It is now rife with incompetence and corruption, a largely destructive force that has betrayed its obligation to accurately inform Americans about events of importance. The federal raid on President Trump’s home is a vivid example of journalistic dereliction. Here we have… CONTINUE

“Let’s bungle in the jungle. Well, that’s all right by me.” – Jethro Tull No matter how it turns out, the Justice Department bungled its probe into Donald Trump’s classified document deal. Just like it screwed up Russian/Collusion, Hillary emails, Hunter Biden, on and on. Somewhere in a very warm… CONTINUE

The United States has the most powerful media industry in the world by far. That’s because of capitalism and the Constitution, which give the press strong potential profits and legal protections. In 1996, the Fox News Channel went on the air. Twenty-six years later, it has harvested tens of billions… CONTINUE

Throughout my career, I have interviewed seven presidents. Only missed Ronald Reagan, who didn’t do many one-on-one chats with journalists. These conversations were my most difficult assignments. You should ask tough questions and push for answers. But you have to be respectful of the office. I always was. President Biden… CONTINUE