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I get they had to play softball to get access. However there are ways to still do honest journalism despite this. They could have interviewed anyone outside of
by logn 13y ago
I get they had to play softball to get access. However there are ways to still do honest journalism despite this. They could have interviewed anyone outside of the NSA skeptical of their practices and spliced together numerous views. They could have asked hard questions and then shown NSA's refusal to answer them. And this whole piece was very light on facts. I kept expecting a voiceover of the journalist to explain how the NSA's story doesn't match the facts leaked. And there's no historical context of the NSA's dishonesty.
- betterunix 13y ago"I get they had to play softball to get access" Maybe they shouldn't bother then. The NSA should not be given a propaganda platform; if they will not answer hard questions, then they should not get a chance to talk at all.
- cma 13y agoGetting an official on the air gets views and sells ads.