[GOPJ]

Finally, ... Kahn pointed a finger at a generation of reporters who appeared to arrive in newsrooms unequipped to deal with unpleasant facts. Sounding offended on behalf of the paper’s reporting reputation, which took a beating with years of misses on stories like Russiagate and factual fiascoes like the “Caliphate” podcast,

Kahn reminded Times reporters that the job is about facing and reporting difficult truths, not striving to remake reality into a campus-like safe space, in pursuit of any political “mission”:

Sounds pretty authentic ...not saying he was red pilled - but some part of him has opened to reality.

[poconopundit]

The irony of it all is that the "change the world" attitude of journalism started with Bernstein and Woodward were labeled the heroes of Watergate.

Once the media/entertainment elite lionized those two, a whole generation of journo-commies went to college and aimed to infiltrate the major news organizations, which they did.

But just before he died, former FBI kingpin Mark Felt outed himself.  He explained how he was the secret "Deep Throat" who provided all the juicy details that took Nixon down.  And of course, not a single word of remorse or contrition was heard from the Fake News.

In other words, all Bernstein and Woodward did was merely listen to what Felt was saying.  They did not performed any so-called "investigative journalism" at all. So the entire premise of the commie journalists was fabricated by the press themselves.

In fact, it would interesting to trace the multiple streams of corruption and gullible voter habits that have created our current crisis.

I'd love to see a flow chart showing that -- if anyone has seen such a thing.