[pepsionice]

When they said the phrase "a corrective"...we can expect it take Koppel down five or six steps. I have seen this done in educational facilities, companies, and in the military. My guess is that ABC will start to look for a new nightline "coach" by the end of May. The difference now and the mid-1990s when the liberal left media had their cake-walk...is Fox and radio. These two mechanisms have overtaken the power of CNN, ABC, and the rest of the slanted media. Koppel is probably standing there and thinking he will ride out this storm and help in the process of taking down GW. He forgets that commerical advertisers have to pay for your programming, and they hate heat.

[BillyCrockett]

"Koppel is probably standing there and thinking he will ride out this storm and help in the process of taking down GW. He forgets that commerical advertisers have to pay for your programming, and they hate heat."

A very good post. So true that the lib media has seen better days. With Hannity, Fox News and all of the rest of the conservative radio army, the lib media itself is becoming "the news". By the way, I just got Hannity's book for a B-Day gift. It is fantastic. Every young person needing some guidance, should read it. Very well done.

[Boxsford]

I have seen this done in educational facilities, companies, and in the military.

I'm curious, what is this exactly? I know your answer won't necessarily be what Wallace will do but I'm clueless about this "corrective" term in educational, companies and military settings.

[twntaipan]

The difference now and the mid-1990s when the liberal left media had their cake-walk...is Fox and radio And please don't forget to mention the Internet in general and Freerepublic in specific!

[dennisw]

The difference now and the mid-1990s when the liberal left media had their cake-walk...is Fox and radio. These two mechanisms have overtaken the power of CNN, ABC, and the rest of the slanted media.

The nighttime lineup at CNBC is very good. Fair and balanced. They try to copy Fox, not CNN