Should Congress investigate press conference integrity?

[Guest guest]

How is it that someone with no journalistic credentials was elevated to a

position of asking propaganda questions at White House press conferences? The

issue is not whether Mr. Guckert (Jeff Gannon) may have moonlighted as a

prostitute. The real question is whether the press itself, in the exercise of

its professionalism, should have more control over the process. Is time for

Congress to get involved to make sure the tough questions are asked? What do

you we should do?

 

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