MORE of Arizona, told veteran newsman Bob Schieffer last week.
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To prove the story to the San Francisco newsman, Capt.
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The celebrated newsman, 85, is quite literally the Father of Sexy.
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McClatchy CEO Craig Forman is a former newsman and tech executive.
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Williams talked a little about her famous father, newsman Brian Williams.
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Murdoch is a newsman -- hasn't he heard that marriage is passe?
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Were you around for my early days as a crusading local newsman?
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But it was as a newsman that Mr. Lehrer was best remembered.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Samuel "Not the Newsman" Donaldson needs to watch where he's going.
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GEORGE PUTNAM The longtime local newsman is seen in a bus-bench ad.
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For Zucker, the thick-skinned TV executive and newsman, it was just business.
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If there&aposs a marker, he wanted it to say, "newsman," his son said.
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Schiller's last star turn involved bullying newsman Jorge Ramos out of a Trump rally.
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I have great respect for Wallace as a highly skilled newsman and news anchor.
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By the late 1950s he was a newsman at a Boston radio station, WEZE.
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Mitch Daniels, CBS newsman Bob Schieffer, and former CIA Director Leon Panetta -- dropped off.
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Always a newsman at heart, he's now almost completely out of the entertainment business.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Samuel "Not the Newsman" Donaldson is being a bit of a snob today.
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All of the women worked with or were looking to work with the veteran newsman.
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CT, and takes a deep look at the case, reported by velvety-throated newsman Keith Morrison.
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And Mr. Moonves turned to Mr. Licht, an executive producer who had been a career newsman.
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When I took over Wordplay in 2011, I thought it would help clear things up if I bestowed the nickname "Not the Newsman" on him, but in today's theme, Mr. Donaldson (still not the newsman) makes it even more difficult to distinguish between himself and the journalist.
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The venerated newsman routinely propositioned female employees, according to a two-month investigation just published in Variety.
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The latter was conducted in 2005 -- the year before the newsman retired -- underscoring his career's staggering longevity.
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But Washington Post media critic Erik Wemple sees shades of a more recent TV newsman in Tapper.
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Former NASCAR executive and newsman Jim Hunter received the 2019 Landmark Award for Outstanding Contributions to NASCAR.
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In his new role, the veteran newsman will oversee all of FOX News digital content, including FOXNews.
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"Those of you who know me know I am a newsman with a competitive spirit," he said.
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Murdoch is an old-school newsman and his propaganda network affords him all sorts of power and benefits.
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They got into the Twitter account of late newsman David Carr yesterday, polluting his feed with porn links.
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Newsman Brad Forster, who you see in the clip, uploaded it to his personal YouTube channel in 23.
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Guthrie started the show by reading a statement they received from the former newsman moments before going on air.
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This isn't to say that newsroom blowhards don't exist, or that Higgins isn't funny as the woefully demanding newsman.
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"You were kind of expecting Forest Whitaker, right?" the CBS newsman said in reference to the Oscar-winning actor.
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The Thursday afternoon call was made by a man who was with the newsman at the time, police said.
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The architect of Windrip's campaign is a savvy newsman named Lee Sarason, the novel's closest approximation of Steve Bannon.
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I turned to Andy and said, "I gotta go," and, Andy, as a newsman, what was it you said?
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Walton was more businessman than newsman; employees and former employees don't recall him having a hand in editorial decisions.
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He was just a few years from retirement, but he still burned with the inextinguishable hunger of a newsman.
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The ABC newsman said "I do" to fiancé Tommy DiDario in Miami Saturday, the happy couple exclusively confirms to PEOPLE.
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WILSON: So, Chris, as the hardest newsman in the game, I&aposd expect you to not propagate that ignorance, right?
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"We're both avid users of social media, so we had a perfectly modern first meeting: on Instagram," the newsman says.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 94% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "A look at the career of '60 Minutes' (1968) newsman, Mike Wallace."
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Perhaps I'm too interested in causation — I'm a newsman, keep in mind — but isn't that what we want to know?
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We remember the irrepressible Jimmy Breslin, the dogged Wayne Barrett, the provocateur Nat Hentoff, the inexhaustible TV newsman Gabe Pressman.
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Each appearance by the San Diego "newsman" was different; in one he performed standup, in another he was a ventriloquist.
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"Marc Benioff is a guy who wants whatever he touches to succeed," said Phil Bronstein, a longtime Bay Area newsman.
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The implications of the New Yorker piece are clear: Bill O'Reilly did not invent the character of a homicidal newsman.
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The long-time CBS News "60 Minutes" newsman also reported on the Vietnam War during his six decades in broadcast journalism.
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A 1999 interview then appears between the late NBC newsman Tim Russert and Donald Trump during which the billionaire defends abortion.
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated the year the movie "Dave," in which Mr. Vanocur played a newsman, was released.
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Last May, Hollande pinned medals to Tom Hanks, NBC newsman Tom Brokaw and National World War II Museum Director Gordon "Nick" Mueller.
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With the help of his family, the 86-year-old newsman Dan Rather was able to pull off a win at Christmas.
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But Mr. Curzio, who developed a reputation as an esteemed newsman during his 18 years at the company, scoffed at that explanation.
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Debate moderator Lester Holt came into Monday night as a news anchor with a sterling reputation for being a non-partisan newsman.
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I hope that every reporter and critic who covers Mr. O'Reilly the author will ask Mr. O'Reilly the newsman about these misdeeds.
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None of this stood up to the slightest scrutiny; even NBC's Chuck Todd, perhaps the most credulous newsman on TV, eviscerated them.
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He had been running the news division and is a career newsman who has also been at the channel since its first day.
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A hardnosed newsman, Breslin also campaigned for office in the 1960s and exposed the city's worst corruption scandal in decades in the 1980s.
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After the clip aired, the newsman – who is currently reporting from the Rio Olympics – revealed that he refrained from tearing up on camera.
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Wallace is a first-rate newsman and superb anchor who has asked tough questions of Trump associates and supporters since Trump became presidents.
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On Wednesday, the longtime newsman also named all 25 fatal mass shootings at U.S. schools since the Columbine massacre in Colorado in 1999.
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When the venerable newsman began to issue a mild plea for gun control, she started shouting over him and cut to a commercial.
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Ms. Pressley struggled to respond when the debate moderator, the newsman Jim Braude, pressed her on whether Mr. Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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He also occasionally played a newsman in movies, including "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight" (1971), "Raise the Titanic" (1980) and "Dave" (1993).
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A person close to Wallace tells The Hill that the veteran newsman was not referring to his Fox News colleagues during his commentary.
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And he reached out to television newsman Anderson Cooper for advice, because he admired how Cooper himself came out as a gay man.
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First, movie mogul Harvey Weinstein , then newsman wunderkind Mark Halperin , and now the thespian's thespian Kevin Spacey face a spotlight even they don't like.
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This doomsday hypothesis has been promoted by a former CIA director, a commission set up by Congress, and a book by newsman Ted Koppel.
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Bernie retired from CNN right after the inauguration in 2001, after two decades at the network and an even longer career as a newsman.
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Veteran CBS newsman Bob Schieffer called President Trump's inauguration speech "very strong stuff" while noting that Trump called out both party establishments in attendance.
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"On a network that often outright celebrates the President, Baier has tried to maintain a reputation as a hard-questioning newsman," the piece read.
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Now, Howard Beale is a fictitious TV newsman who found his way in the line of fire because of his pursuit of the truth.
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UNLIKE a helicopter, aeroplanes are inclined to fly, Harry Reasoner, a veteran American newsman, wryly observed after watching choppers in action during the Vietnam war.
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"He wants to make up for anything he has done to hurt people," says the source of the veteran newsman, who was fired on Nov.
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In his famous commentary from March 9, 1954, the CBS newsman said Joseph McCarthy's primary achievement "has been in confusing the public mind" about communism.
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Mr. Cooper is viewed as a more traditional on-air newsman, even if he does not shy away from conveying moral dismay in his coverage.
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It's just chaos, and as you walk through the studio door, you hear the newsman saying: 'That's the latest from the Armed Forces Radio newsroom.
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His longtime friend Rigo Chacon, a television newsman, told The Los Angeles Times that Mr. Romero had apparently had a heart attack several days earlier.
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The consternation came swiftly: How could the president pick a newsman — a television reporter, no less — for a government role of serious power and influence?
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Remember that "The Odd Couple" concerns two divorcés — Oscar, a sportswriter, and a spectacularly fussy newsman, Felix Ungar — who wind up sharing an apartment miserably.
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Last year, Patrick Soon-Shiong, a billionaire surgeon and medical entrepreneur, bought the paper and installed the veteran newsman Norman Pearlstine as its executive editor.
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Elizabeth composes herself, saunters over, and is pleasantly surprised when a newsman assures her that footage of the fight will never see the light of day.
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The legend of Blackie Sherrod was, in short, that of the hard-shelled newsman with a soft heart — or maybe it was the other way around.
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In memoriam: Jim Lehrer, a PBS newsman for 36 years, gave viewers an alternative to network evening news programs, with in-depth interviews and news analysis.
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Before the CNN newsman launched down the path to asking questions of the nation's political leaders, he went to film school in California for a year.
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"Patrick was a real newsman who had a tremendous sense of the cultural moment," Bridget Foley, the executive editor of WWD, said in a telephone interview.
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Kiernan is, of course, always playing himself: The steady, reliable, thoroughly Canadian newsman who's been the face of local New York City news since the late '90s.
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Mashable spoke with the 47-year-old newsman about his budding movie and TV stardom ... and what he does to fix those flawed scripts on the teleprompter.
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Good Morning America chief meteorologist Ginger Zee and her husband, NYC newsman Ben Aaron, weren't exactly prepared for the struggles of remodeling their suburban New York home.
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KVWN Channel 4's most iconic serious newsman is back and he's kicking off his latest journalistic endeavor by asking some hard-hitting questions... to a chicken.
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"I can't tell you how many bars and clubs I've been to over the years," the CNN newsman Anderson Cooper told The New York Times last week.
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Dan Rather just broke a BIG story that changes everything -- for him, at least, because the legendary newsman just bit into his first In-N-Out burger!
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Veteran NBC newsman Lester Holt opened himself up to criticism for failing to ask Clinton about her private email server or foreign donations to her family's charitable foundation.
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Chris Pine is attached to play iconic CBS newsman Walter Cronkite in "Newsflash," which takes place on November 22, 1963, the day President John F Kennedy was assassinated.
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Since "Jeopardy!" tapes about four to six days per month, the newsman could potentially keep his CNN job while hosting the game show on the side, he said.
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"He said, 'If I don't win California I am withdrawing,'" recalled Jeff Greenfield, the former CBS newsman who at the time was a young speechwriter for Mr. Kennedy.
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A young Fidelito appeared alongside his father in Havana in a TV interview with CBS newsman Edward R. Murrow, speaking fluent English and showing off a new puppy.
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Hours after Today co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb announced Matt Lauer's firing from NBC, three anonymous women have accused the former newsman of sexual harassment, Variety reports.
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The veteran newsman is a born and bred Texan, so when we got him Tuesday in NYC ... he had some tough talk for whoever's responsible for the tragic bombings.
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Tim Swearingen, one of his sons, described his father as an "old-school newsman" who wanted to present the facts with precision and let readers draw their own conclusions.
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The veteran newsman pointed to big-ticket items such as fixing the nation's infrastructure that he says aren't being addressed as a result of the volatile back-and-forth.
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Say what you want about Univision's most famous newsman — who was infamously carried bodily from a Trump news conference for speaking out of turn — he's an equal opportunity pest.
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"I think there are some things that I do that he could never do because he is 'a newsman,' so we always have a healthy dialogue about that," he said.
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On January 28, as President Donald Trump's defense team argued in his impeachment trial, I traveled to Fox News' New York headquarters to interview the recently promoted newsman Bill Hemmer.
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While the 59-year-old admitted she was nervous to compete in the holiday challenge, she and the newsman made a great team and ended up winning the Pictionary-esque game.
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Morley Safer, the golden-voiced 19653 Minutes correspondent and CBS newsman whose legend was fixed when his uncompromising reports on the Vietnam War changed how the conflict was covered, has died.
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Again, Fox turned to its bench, which happened to have a veteran newsman with 40-plus years experience in the form of former ABC anchor and White House corespondent Brit Hume.
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J. F. terHorst, another newsman, served under Gerald R. Ford for less than a month, resigning in protest when his boss granted a pardon to Richard Nixon after the Watergate scandal.
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BEIJING, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Louis Cha, a Hong Kong newsman and celebrated Chinese martial arts novelist, has died aged 94, sparking tributes and an outpouring of grief across the Chinese-speaking world.
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Along with Hanks, NBC newsman and Greatest Generation author Tom Brokaw and National World War II Museum Director Gordon "Nick" Mueller will receive the five-grade order's entry level award on Friday.
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The producer for "Megyn Kelly Presents," the veteran TV newsman Bill Geddie, pointed out that Fox did not ordinarily run these type of news specials and that expectations should be managed accordingly.
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"The shadow of what we did last time looms over this next time," the former CBS newsman Dan Rather, who has covered more than half a century of presidential elections, told me.
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J. F. terHorst, another newsman, served under Gerald R. Ford for less than a month, resigning in protest when his boss granted a pardon to Richard M. Nixon after the Watergate scandal.
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I emailed Mark Knoller, the CBS Newsman and archivist of presidential comings and goings, who confirmed that Trump had only visited nine states so far and hadn't yet set foot on foreign soil.
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The only seemingly trouble-free relationship is the one that doesn't involve any women: Elijah (Andrew Rannells) finds himself dating a television newsman played by Corey Stoll with his customary gimlet-eyed magnetism.
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"Mike Wallace is Here" thus capitalizes on an enormous trove of fascinating material featuring the legendary "60 Minutes" newsman, while only fitfully doing more than flag highlights from his larger-than-life career.
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So when our future students tackle the question of how Trump became the 2016 GOP nominee, they would do well not to ignore the sudden, disastrously-timed absence of America's favorite fake newsman.
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Don't feel sleepy at all though About two hours earlier, Trump called the newsman "Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd" in a tweet telling NBC News to stop covering the investigations into Russian election interference.
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Shepard Smith announced Friday that he is stepping down as the network's chief news anchor, leaving it without a daytime newsman who frequently ran against the grain of its right-wing primetime hosts.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — If you wind up with a bad case of earworm after you finish solving today's puzzle by Sam "Not the Newsman" Donaldson and Doug Peterson, you have only them to blame.
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Al Franken, the renewed chatter about Bill Clinton, the explosive revelations about legacy newsman Charlie Rose and the suspension of New York Times reporter Glenn Thrush were all developments the President was following closely.
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Today, in the country that once considered the newsman Walter Cronkite "the most trusted man in America," only 201 percent of people have a "great deal" or "fair amount" of trust in the media.
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Now the iconic newsman 85, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue that he and Trump first came to know each other around that time as members of the New York Police Athletic League board.
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Before the closings, one of them asked the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to compensate the newsman for lost business; the agency said it couldn't offer money but would try to find some creative way to help.
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You could make billi bi, the outrageous mussel soup, and use the leftovers to pour over a bowl of al dente spaghetti the next night, a move we learned from the dapper newsman Bill Schmidt.
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His letter about the horrors he witnessed is included, as is newsman Edward R. Murrow's report from Buchenwald, which warns those who are listening as they eat that they might want to turn off the radio.
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Some at 30 Rock are likely wishing he wasn't available for the relief appearance, however, after the veteran newsman kept filling time by repeatedly alluding to the JFK assassination that happened in Dallas 85033 years ago.
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The veteran newsman also said he has "worked hard to knock down false stereotypes," and pointed out that he said in his final comment on Sunday's "Meet the Press" that all sides have to work harder.
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Lachlan and James wanted their father to hire an outsider with journalistic experience to run the channel, but Murdoch, who still thinks of himself as a newsman at heart, couldn't resist filling the top slot himself.
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Colbert first made a name for himself by playing the role of an ultra-conservative newsman on Comedy Central's The Colbert Report, and has already infused more politics into the Late Show than his predecessor David Letterman.
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BBC newsman Simon McCoy has reached the stage in his career where he no longer has the capacity to put on a fake smile and bullshit his way through a story he knows is not news-worthy.
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" Speaking at Tuesday's Hope for Depression Research Foundation's Tenth Annual Luncheon in Manhattan, where he was honored with the Hope Award for Depression Advocacy, the newsman called the election "extraordinary" and noted "how involved people have been.
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" In a report published Wednesday afternoon by Variety, three anonymous women accused the former newsman of sexual harassment, claiming Lauer once brought a female employee into this office "and then dropped his pants, showing her his penis.
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YANGON (Reuters) - A newsman reporting on sensitive topics such as illegal logging and crime in Myanmar's rugged northwest border region was found beaten to death on Tuesday, police said, the fifth killing of a journalist since 1999.
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"Bill is an incredible newsman, and his ability to cut to the heart of the story while humanizing major events has made him a standout talent in news," Fox News's president, Jay Wallace, said in a statement.
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The veteran and venerated CBS newsman has been a journalist for most of his 79 years and interviewed every president since Richard Nixon; in 2008, he was literally named a "Living Legend" by the Library of Congress.
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" In a report published Wednesday afternoon by Variety, three anonymous women accused the former newsman of sexual harassment, claiming Lauer had once brought a female employee into this office "and then dropped his pants, showing her his penis.
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Congratulations are in order for ABC newsman Gio Benitez and his husband Tommy DiDario: One year after tying the knot in a romantic wedding in Miami, the New York-based couple is celebrating their first anniversary on Sunday.
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The Reagan administration has been criticized for its callousness during the early years of the outbreak, and at a press conference in 1982, presidential spokesman Larry Speakes implied that any newsman asking about AIDS had to be gay.
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In "Network," an ahead-of-its-time cautionary tale about the corrupting power of television, Ford can be briefly seen on a TV in the control room before the screen flickers over to the eccentric newsman Howard Beale.
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The veteran newsman, who has covered every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower and was present in Dallas the day President John F. Kennedy was assassination in 1963, also reveals the question he most wants to ask President Donald Trump.
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" A decade ago, GQ lauded Mr. Olbermann in an article for producing "the most electric, intelligent and eviscerating news commentary on television," and posed him in a raincoat as Howard Beale, the unhinged, mad-as-hell newsman from "Network.
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Let's take a look at what story Mr. Smith and Ms. Burnikel are bringing us today: Since this collaboration is between a newsman and a veteran constructor, it's no surprise that the theme is both news-related and punny.
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On Thursday, in another tweet, Cohen quoted legendary CBS newsman Walter Cronkite's on the value of a free press, even as Trump continued making references to "Fake News, which the president says is "the real enemy of the people.
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Similarly, while legendary newsman Walter Cronkite's voice is heard describing the mission, there's no on-camera footage of him, missing out on the memorably giddy enthusiasm that the anchor exhibited when Armstrong took his famous first step onto the moon's surface.
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Furthermore, ABC News is coming under harsh scrutiny from its own masters at Disney for paying Clinton crony George Stephanopoulos $15 million a year when many industry insiders say the newsman couldn't possibly command that salary on the open market.
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Shepard Smith, as I said just a few days ago on this very network, a decent human being ... a better newsman, you probably cannot find ... I'm sorry if I'm a little shell-shocked here, but I'm going to miss my buddy.
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" Similarly, Ted Koppel, the legendary newsman, recently wrote that if Trump is forced from office or defeated at the polls, there is no reason to think he "will become a quieter, humbler, more restrained presence on Twitter and Facebook than heretofore.
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Sander Vanocur, the television newsman who became familiar to American viewers as a prominent White House correspondent during the Kennedy administration and as a tough questioner in presidential debates, died on Monday night in a hospice facility in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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In addition to announcing his endorsement of Bloomberg during an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper on Friday night, the retired newsman also did an endorsement video for the former New York City mayor and billionaire's campaign that was released on Saturday.
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Some of the fill might leave solvers scratching their heads, like EELER, and some might be beyond the ken of younger solvers, like newsman Robert MACNEIL, who returns to the New York Times Crossword after a hiatus of 217 years (Hi, kids!).
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"Bill is an incredible newsman and his ability to cut to the heart of the story while humanizing major events has made him a standout talent in news," said Jay Wallace, president and executive editor of FOX News Media, in a statement.
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Manigault-Newsman claims that while taping Celebrity Apprentice, one cast member, Gene Simmons of the band Kiss, was "the most disgusting misogynist I had ever met": During one long break, Gene and Donald engaged in language so profane, it would have raised eyebrows in prison.
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It is also the stuff of breathless, brink-of-death tales, told over the years by Ronald Reagan, Edward I. Koch, Elizabeth Taylor, Goldie Hawn, Cher, Walter Matthau, Carrie Fisher, Jack Lemmon, the sportscaster Dick Vitale, the television newsman John Chancellor and many others.
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His highest-profile early role was as the star of Haskell Wexler's influential independent film "Medium Cool" (1969), in which Mr. Forster drew critical praise for his portrayal of a TV newsman caught up in the violence surrounding the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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She landed a guest role on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," but soon captured the hearts of both the audience and her fellow cast members and continued to appear on the show as the girlfriend -- and later wife -- of TV newsman Ted Baxter, played by Ted Knight.
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It was the second Friday in a row marked by a skirmish between the sides in a case that has transfixed the television world and raised questions about the future of Mr. Ailes, a towering newsman who has long been a figure of controversy and fascination.
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Georgia Engel, whose distinctive voice and pinpoint comic timing made her a memorable part of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," on which she played Georgette Franklin, girlfriend and eventually wife of the buffoonish TV newsman Ted Baxter, died on Friday in Princeton, N.J. She was 22003.
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" WATCH: 'Everyone Knew' Matt Lauer 'Cheated On' Wife, but Misconduct Allegations Are 'a Shock': Sources In a report published Wednesday afternoon by Variety, three anonymous women accused the former newsman of sexual harassment, claiming Lauer had once brought a female employee into this office "and then dropped his pants, showing her his penis.
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The rage that pours out of Howard Beale, the film's fallen angel of a newsman who is pushed out of his anchor chair only to become a voice box for the fed-up average Joe and Jane, was a rare public display on a fictitious TV network that felt all too real.
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The relevant juxtaposition comes from my Twitter feed, which on Friday featured — to great acclaim and many retweets — a speech by Sacha Baron Cohen, the erstwhile fake newsman Borat, condemning "a handful of internet companies" for building the "greatest propaganda machine in history" and driving the rise of authoritarianism, demagoguery and bigotry.
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Also brought up for their alleged misconduct: Fired NBC newsman Matt Lauer ("Oh, you mean toy like the one Matt Lauer gave to his coworker?" one kid asks when Santa requests he ask for a toy), Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, President Donald Trump ("19 accusers — Google it," McKinnon's elf sidekick quips), and many more.
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Veteran newsman Dan Rather says President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has "real intelligence" and "shrewdness" when it comes to handling the press.
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"Very interesting theory from our president that he has really good hearing, some would say, the best hearing ever, and he's never been able to hear a phone call when it wasn't on speakerphone from anybody," the veteran newsman said during CNN's live coverage while the impeachment hearing was recessed before calling his mother.
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" In the Netflix documentary "The Confidence Man," two "Apprentice" producers say they found the actual Trump Organization offices too dated and dowdy for TV. So they built a set in Trump Tower, modeled on the darkened lair where the mogul, Arthur Jensen (Ned Beatty), dresses down the rebellious newsman Howard Beale (Peter Finch), howling, "The world is a business!
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" And veteran NBC newsman Tom Brokaw questioned Obama's decision to take in the ballgame in Cuba, saying on MSNBC's Morning Joe on Wednesday, "The president stayed at the baseball game all day long where you would have thought he would have said, 'Look, we've got more business that I have to deal with, I wish you well,' get on the phone.
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All Rights Reserved Credit: CBS Photo Archive The Canadian-born Safer's reporting ran the gamut: He got a wrongly convicted man out of jail in Texas, sparked the notion that drinking red wine has health benefits, was the first U.S. newsman to broadcast from inside Communist China, and sat with countless U.S. and foreign leaders for interviews heard 'round the world.
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With her husband, Reinaldo Herrera, a Venezuelan aristocrat and newsman, she had secured a coveted spot at the intersection of fashion and society in a way that is almost unheard of now, an anomaly among a generation of designers more likely these days to be found as judges on "RuPaul's Drag Race" than mingling with clients in the rarefied precincts of Park Avenue.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 85033 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE had a heated exchange with NBC reporter Peter Alexander during the coronavirus briefing on Friday, telling the newsman he should be ashamed of himself.
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The decision comes more than six weeks after "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie RoseCharles Peete RoseCBS defends decision to bring back 'Bull' after allegations against star Scott Pelley: Complaints to execs about 'hostile' workplace led to ouster from CBS Evening News Study finds misconduct is the top reason CEOs are leaving large companies MORE was fired after multiple women accused the veteran newsman of making unwanted sexual advances.
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" (A second source formerly told PEOPLE that Lauer was fired after alleged inappropriate sexual behavior throughout 2014, including at the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.) WATCH: 'Everyone Knew' Matt Lauer 'Cheated On' Wife, but Misconduct Allegations Are 'a Shock': Sources On Wednesday afternoon, Variety published a report in which three anonymous women accused the former newsman of sexual harassment, claiming Lauer had once brought a female employee into this office "and then dropped his pants, showing her his penis.
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Following a clip of Hannity going back and forth with attorney Alan Dershowitz on whether he should have revealed that he was a client of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, "Morning Joe" aired a clip of "The Simpsons" fictional newsman Kent Brockman.
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