i but it s a fast paced newsroom | sometimes mistakes do get made. i can t promise they won t ever get made again. - that s part of the risk that we take every day with our front pages, . the stories that we cover. and we shouldn t be afraid of being challenging when we do that. - mm, i mean, given the mission statement that you laid out a few seconds ago, that headline and that front page didn t seem to fall into those categories, did it, really? well, it provoked a very, very strong reaction, - not all of it positive, i but we moved forward. there s a new editor at the helm, has a different way of editing the paper. but that doesn t take away - from the astonishing legacy that paul dacre left behind. well, the mail seems to be comfortable kicking down as well as punching up. i mean, you ll go after those who are not necessarily powerful or part of the establishment. are benefit cheats, for instance, as fair game as matt hancock? they re in a different - category, but i think anyone
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seconds ago, that headline and that front page didn t seem to fall into those categories, did it, really? well, it provoked a very, very strong reaction, - not all of it positive, i but we moved forward. there s a new editor at the helm, has a different way of editing the paper. but that doesn t take away - from the astonishing legacy that paul dacre left behind. well, the mail seems to be comfortable kicking down as well as punching up. i mean, you ll go after those who are not necessarily powerful or part of the establishment. are benefit cheats, for instance, as fair game as matt hancock? they re in a different category, but i think anyone who cheats the system or, indeed, - who breaks the law risks being held to account by the standards that - apply both in public life -
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party, mind you, since truman, hubert humphrey, a dear friend of the jewish community. but the jewish community in this country is feeling awfully uncomfortable now for many reasons as you can imagine based on just the litany of the attacks you referenced on your show. what you re saying is pretty serious. you re putting colleagues of yours in the hot seat, basically saying how come some progressive members are quick to criticize israel and slow to show concern about anti-semitism? i mean, those are serious accusations. have you gotten any response? sure. you can imagine the response i ve gotten. a lot of it positive. i ve gotten a lot of condemnation, which frankly validates my whole point. i want to refer to ritchie torres, a wonderful new member from congress, progressive, gay man for new york city who has a great fondness for israel because he recognizes it s the most progressive nation in the middle east. he knows only in israel can gay man not only survive but thrive.