Speak up, Bret Baier. Speak up, Chris Wallace.
Yet Baier and Wallace keep quiet. We asked to interview them for this series and eagerly await a green light from Fox News. Pressed about the behavior of the opinion anchors in a February 2020 event at the Columbia University School of Journalism, Wallace said, “Nobody tends to ask people at the New York Times, ‘Well, how do you cover your beat when you’ve got Paul Krugman, who is expressing strong left-wing views, or Charles Blow expressing strong anti-Trump views?’ Just like there are people in my prime time who are very opinionated and generally pro-Trump. And the answer is: They do what they do; I do what I do. It’s a different piece of real estate.”
Erich J. Prince is the editor at Merion West. Erich has contributed to a variety of publications including The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Hartford Courant, The News & Observer, the Orlando Sentinel, and The Hill. His opinion writing has been honored with two awards from the Columbia University School of Journalism. He studied political science at Yale, completing his thesis on the history of polarization in the United States Congress.
12/31/2020
As has become something of a tradition each year at
Merion West, here are our editor’s choices for his favorite interviews of this past year.
My comments at the top of the recent list of the five most memorable or noteworthy articles of 2020 could similarly be applied to this list of the interviews of 2020 that in my view most stood out. So I will refrain from repeating the same points again here, and we can simply proceed to the selections that I have pieced together, which I believe speak to some of the most compelling interview
Before joining New England Public Radio, Alden was a producer for the CBS NEWS program
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Alden attended Boston College and received a B.S. in Economics. He later took a year away from CBS to participate in the Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellowship at the University of Michigan.
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