ould keep a steady state of 2500, and it could bounce up to 3500, maybe something like that. in order to move towards a negotiated gated solution. i m confident the president heard all of the recommendation. i listen to him very thoughtful. they re very input was received by the president, and considered by the president for sure. the problem today was that testimony by those three gentlemen, appeared to contradict what the president told georgetephanopoulos of abc news back on august 19th. so no one told your military advisers, no, we should just keep 2500 troops, it s been a stable situation for the last years, we should do, that we should continue to do that? no no one said that, to me not that i can recall. and as anticipated this afternoon the white house responded to mounting questions about what the president indeed was told. there was a range of viewpoints as evidence by the testimonies today that were presented to the president. that were presented to t
it means i can look at the news from the inside out, chop it up, find out what are the sources, what are the biases of the different sources, what can you expect from a given news outlet as opposed to another one, what is theirs spend? news doesn t make any context if you don t have background to make meaning out of fax. amy: we ll speak with two of danny schechter s longtime friends and colleagues, south african filmmaker anant singh and globalvision co-founder rory o connor who worked with danny on the groundbreaking television series, south africa now that aired on 150 stations in the late 1980 s and early 1990 s at the height of the anti-apartheid struggle. we will play exit from the newly digitized archives. covering south africa, abc news blasts nelson mandela. we will dissect the report. while things like the new constitution and the right to vote or bottle concerns, they sometimes seem secondary to more urgent needs. not even the men such high as perhaps an real
actuate its remaining personnel, including 100 special operations forces from a military base seen as key and the drone war against al qaeda. we will get an update from reporter iona craig. then, we remember that i nearing author, filmmaker, and media reform activist danny schechter, the news dissector. you are known as the news dissector. what does that mean? it means i can look at the news from the inside out, chop it up, find out what are the sources, what are the biases of the different sources, what can you expect from a given news outlet as opposed to another one, what is theirs spend? news doesn t make any context if you don t have background to make meaning out of fax. amy: we ll speak with two of danny schechter s longtime friends and colleagues, south african filmmaker anant singh and globalvision co-founder rory o connor who worked with danny on the groundbreaking television series, south africa now that aired on 150 stations in the late 1980 s and early 1990
actuate its remaining personnel, including 100 special operations forces from a military base seen as key and the drone war against al qaeda. we will get an update from reporter iona craig. then, we remember that i nearing author, filmmaker, and media reform activist danny schechter, the news dissector. you are known as the news dissector. what does that mean? it means i can look at the news from the inside out, chop it up, find out what are the sources, what are the biases of the different sources, what can you expect from a given news outlet as opposed to another one, what is theirs spend? news doesn t make any context if you don t have background to make meaning out of fax. amy: we ll speak with two of danny schechter s longtime friends and colleagues, south african filmmaker anant singh and globalvision co-founder rory o connor who worked with danny on the groundbreaking television series, south africa now that aired on 150 stations in the late 1980 s and early 1990
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