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Tucker vs. British Journalist

Last night, Tucker Carlson had it out with the British journalist who broke the Samantha Powers (what a great name!) "Monster" story.  The crux of the argument was over whether or not you should quote someone who doesn't want to be quoted.  In this regard, I tend to agree with her; you establish the rules up front ...
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She also made a good point, in saying:  "If this is the first time that candid remarks have been published about what one campaign team thinks of the other candidate, then I would argue that your journalists aren't doing a very good job of getting to the truth."

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