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and stephen engelberg is the editor-in-chief of propublica, which has won numerous awards for its investigativeme both to you. margaret sullivan let me start with you. you wrote recently quote the film spotlight is powerful and moving but it raises troubling questions about the state of local investigative reporting today. and its future. you thought that even as you were watching the movie. what was troubling? >> well, it's very troubling to me because i'meof a regional nei watch these issues carefully. staff numbers are way down. papers have had to or have felt they've had to dismantle their investigative teams and the resources just aren't there that were there even ten years ago. it's really troubling. >> so steve engelberg, is the economics of the business one issue, what about leadership and audience at the time. how do they play in. >> it's very interesting because right at this very minute we have the best investigative reporting tools we've ever had in the internet. it's amazing what we can now access in terms of information. and people are reading more. the problem we've got is that p

that was a somewhat private meeting, but the news organization propublica got a copy of the video. at the video, the presentation she made there is much more even-handed than she makes it sound like. and on top of that, the ideas she proposed, none of them were adopted. she proposed some bills in congress, she had very few co-sponsors, so she didn't get very far with her proposals, either. >> let's do one last one, and this is hillary clinton talking about sanders and his gun control voting record. >> i don't think it was particularly progressive to vote against the brady bill five times. i don't think it was progressive to vote against gun makers and immunity. >> so big question, did he vote those ways? >> yes, he did. he's from a rural state, vermont, where lots of people like to have guns, and particularly early in his career, he voted against the brady bill, he voted, as clinton said, for giving immunity to gun makers. lately he has come out for universal background checks, he now says he would support a revamp of this bill. at the time he's still going. >> thank you for talkin