Top to bottom: Cokie Roberts, Steven Roberts, April Ryan, Michael Isikoff, Paul Danahar, and Lawrence O’Donnell
Nobody seems to have a neutral opinion about journalists, particularly now. They’re looked up to as a “last best hope for the republic” or denounced as “enemies of the people”—or something in between. Decide for yourself when you get some first-hand insights into today’s reporters as some of the best of the best discuss life in the trenches.
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Paul Danahar
Paul Danahar, BBC’s Americas bureau chief, offers an outsider’s perspective on covering Washington. Danahar previously served as the organization’s Middle East bureau chief and ran the news coverage of the Arab Spring, for which he won two Emmys and a Peabody.
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