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President Trump has called the media the enemy of the people, routinely castigates them, and has referred to the media as the “opposition party” to his administration.

The media has always been the whipping boy of the politician, this is not new. Journalists are supposed to ask questions, get answers from many different sources, and be the eyes and ears of the American people in their role as constitutional watchdog.

Joining host Dennis McCuistion are:

  • Dave Lieber: The Watchdog Investigative Columnist at the Dallas Morning News, and Contributor to National Society of Newspaper Columnists website where he wrote this article titled: We’re In Big Trouble
  • Mark Donald: Lecturer at the University of North Texas, Mayborn School of Journalism and former Managing Editor of the Dallas Observer
  • Ross Ramsey: Executive Editor of The Texas Tribune

A free press is a cornerstone of Democracy … giving voice to its citizens, enabling the open exchange of information and opinions among ordinary citizens, businesses, citizen associations, political parties, and governments. They inform policy debates in legislatures, investigate corruption, hold public officials accountable, enable democratic governance, and facilitate more effective development. Media’s job is not to predict the future but to report on fact.

First amendment privilege grants an accountability and media must continually be accurate and unbiased. With “news” everywhere, social media, and technology it is too easy to disseminate fake news. Technology may actually undermine our capacity to think, turning much of what we see and hear into irrelevance. What can we believe or not?

Join our experts for an insightful look into the ethics of journalism and decide for yourself: Is media today the enemy of the people or its spokesperson?

And once again we are honored to be underwritten by The Hatton W. Sumner’s Foundation, Inc.

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Thanks for joining us,
Niki McCuistion
Co-Founder, Executive Producer, Producer
Business Consultant / Executive Coach, specializing in Organizational Culture Change, Governance and Strategic Planning
(214) 394-6794
www.nikimccuistion.com
nikin@nikimccuistion.com

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