Wolf Blitzer: "I think you're absolutely right, Bernie. We've learned a lot more about this presidency in the years that have followed Ronald Reagan's two terms in office, and I suspect, as more of his diaries, more of his papers, more of his speeches, more information is released by the presidential library in Simi Valley, we'll learn even a great deal more."
Judy Woodruff: "Yeah, I just wanted to add, Wolf, uh, what Bernie said, I mean I think, triggers a reaction in all of us. I do think there's new material coming out now about Ronald Reagan. You know, with the distance of years, we have the ability to go back and talk to people, to read, to get information that we sometimes don't get in the hurlyburly. And clearly, some of it too is when someone passes, when there is a death. I think there's a respectful distance, I mean, I heard a few people say in the last days, 'well, the media's going overboard with this. Why spend seven days remembering Ronald Reagan?' In fact, it's entirely appropriate to go and to appreciate what this man meant to this country, what he meant to the world. And the newsmedia is a very big part of that. What's going on now is entirely appropriate."
can you get a load of her? Some of us got it despite your interference, Judy! Talk about a lesson in institutional bias.
K, I stand corrected...still won't watch CNN LOL
Hey Ms. Woodruff if you had performed something called 'objective journalism' instead of being a megaphone for the Democrat party you might have known this. Instead you were a blind ideologue, and are now that historical fact is presented to you, you're embarrassing yourself.
They're rewriting the rewrite! LOL -- the left media is just too much for themselves to handle.
You mean Judy & Wolf are just realizing they've had their heads up their collective asses all these years?