The Ethic Of The Journalist Is To

Attorney General John Ashcroft Has Earned Himself A Remarkable Distinction As The Torquemada Of American Law. Tomás De Torquemada...was Largely Responsible For...[the] Torture And The Burning Of Heretics — Muslims In Particular. Now, Of Course, I Am Not Accusing The Attorney General Of Pulling Out Anyone's Fingernails Or Burning People At The Stake (at Least I Don't Know Of Any Such Cases). But One Does Get The Sense These Days That The Old Spaniard's Spirit Is Comfortably At Home In Ashcroft's Department Of Justice.

Television... Is Not A Substitute For Print.

There Is A Compulsion That Is Perhaps The Heart Of Life's Meanings, This Marvelous Mystery Of Blood Ties That Brings Joy Whenever A New Family Member Comes On The Scene.

As Anchorman Of The Cbs Evening News, I Signed Off My Nightly Broadcasts For Nearly Two Decades With A Simple Statement: "and That's The Way It Is." To Me, That Encapsulates The Newsman's Highest Ideal: To Report The Facts As He Sees Them, Without Regard For The Consequences Or Controversy That May Ensue.

Pat Robertson Has Written In A Book A Few Years Ago That We Should Have A World Government, But Only When The Messiah Arrives. He Wrote, Literally, Any Attempt To Achieve World Order Before That Time Must Be The Work Of The Devil. Well Join Me - I’m Glad To Sit Here At The Right Hand Of Satan.