and so i'm moral, but you're moralistic. everybody left and right is eager to show that they are not moralistic. the other side is. so you get lots and lots of talk. the left sees all the family values campaign as moralistic. the right says, well, these people on the left trying to get people to overcome their antigay sentiments, they're moralistic. you get the idea, okay? what else? despite our uncertainties about religion, elite opinion in the united states respects and supports religion. left and right, democrat and republican. democrats and republicans endorse so-called faith-based initiatives. left and right argue that there is, indeed, room for religion in the public sphere. for example, on the right you have conservatives arguing, we should be able to say we are opposed to greed, we are opposed to adultery as the bible tells us. and on the left you have people saying, the churches, the religious institutions are the last bastion of escape from the commercial society out there. they are a potential place from which we

he was a moralist and an idealist. tou could not even talk about on inivity when you are talking about what was going on in britain and berlin and elsewhere. ouldhat particular time. he would get in constant trouble with the powers that be back at cbs about objectivity because you are making very clear what your opinion is and he would say yes, i am, but i will keep doing it. he continued that kind of somrting throughout his career uestio crossed a line, no question. in this case he was right but objectivity has been a foreign in the side of journalists since the beginning of journalism. ghe whole idea that your reporting has to be free of personal prejudice or opinion is quite frankly nonsense because we are not ciphers. there is a point -- there should be balance but in this particular case, ed murrow fun there was no balance. one was right and one was wrong. eveou get at this really well. has anybody was gearing up for the war in iraq in 2003, we are all hearing from our editors, the french are not grateful for nrma

he was a moralist, an idealist. he thought that there was no question.ou could not even talk about objectivity when you're talking about what was going on in britain and berlin at that particular time. so he would get in constant trouble with the powers that be back at cbs about objectivity because the set, you are making it very clear what your opinion is. he would say, yes, i am. i'm going to keep doing it. he continued that kind of reporting throughout his career. he crossed the line sometimes. there is no question. i think in this case he was right. objectivity has been a thorn in the side of journalists says the beginning of journalism. the whole idea that your reporting has to be free of personal prejudice or opinion is quite frankly nonsense. there is a point. there should be balanced. and this particular case he thought that there was no balance. one was white and one was wrong. >> you did that this really well. it is a brief introduction. as everybody was gearing up for the war in iraq in 2003, the editors, the french are not grateful for norman

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