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I guess it betrays my bias toward reading that when I saw your title line, I immediately thought of long-form print journalism, like the excellent pieces in The New Yorker or the New York Times magazine on Sunday.
I don't watch that kind of thing much - and I certainly wouldn't credit Barbara Walters for anything, as I've always despised her for throwing away her opportunity as a prominent early woman in TV journalism by doing such lightweight interviews. But I'll point out that Christiane Amanpour is doing interviews five nights a week on PBS, without commercials.
I so old I pre-date Oprah... I'm sorry, but there isn't a journalist today that I can think of that I truly trust. There are commentators and opinion person's but a journalist. Nope. My kingdom for Woodward and Bernstein, Edward R. Murrow, Walter Cronkite. All I need from a journalist is Who, What, Where, When and Why. Give me those and I'll form my own opinion.....
Probably Rush Limbaugh. He's the top journalist in the world, by far. The rare person who gets interviewed on his show is guaranteed huge exposure.
Rush Limbaugh is a radio talk show host and political commentator. His show is not to be confused with journalism and he is no journalist.
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