'60 Minutes' apologizes for Benghazi report

I think 60 Minutes should just crater their leadership and hire James O'keefe to run things.
The guy is uncanny in his ability to uncover malfeasance.
His latest:

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/363699/truth-about-navigators-john-fund

 

As we have learned about Lara Logan, the crush may have been actual.

 

That was true until certain news organizations became desperate to monetize content.

 

Clearly, the lesson here is that the devil will find work for idle hands to do.

 

You serious?

 

Just Boom being Boom, engaged in some chain pulling to see who yells "who yanked!"

 

Speaking of cover-ups being drops in the bucket ...

 

I might be an idiot, but I heard for the first time the other day that LL was a swimsuit model and now I am finally home to perform that search.

I'm in CP pretty often...pissed I haven't run into LL yet......one of the best.

 

Lara Logan's story will make a great story someday when Kate Beckinsdale plays here in a movie.

Lara's an average journalist because she takes too many chances.

The Benghazi story is one of the most overrated narratives I've ever seen. It's sad, what happened. It's awful. It's also confusing to the point of incoherence, and the notion that what happened there could be, smoking gun style, be pinned on Obama is laughable. It's only a story, at this point, because conservatives insist it must be a story.

And yes, that is a journalism issue. Fox News is a powerhouse. Talk radio is a powerhouse. How one party has leveraged these two entities to spread its message is one of the stories of our time. For journalists, people here spend far too much time talking about the political players who really chess pieces in a larger media strategy. The big story is right on the table, and everybody here would rather fixate on the politicians. It's weird.

 

Average journalist / Great whackers.

Alma you raise a very interesting question but to me I think the chess match is about
who controls story narrative. Sometimes it's the media with politicians as pawns and other times it's the exact opposite.

Benghazi started out as a politically controlled story and then had a mid course
direction change when things did not add up.