The Way Investigative Journalism Should Be - A Must Watch

[Stretch]

YouTube - High School Student Destroys State Senator

 

[Tonington]

Hah! Nailed 'em. Nice find Stretch!

 

[CDNBear]

LMAO!!! Nice shot, didn't even aim across the bow, he aimed right at the waterline. Awesome job.

If he goes into to journalism, I wonder how long it will take before he sells out or becomes so jade he loses his objectivity?

 

[petros]

Hah! Nailed 'em. Nice find Stretch!

Good job!

The difference between that kid and a working journalist is he has no editor who donated to somebodies campaign and fears the loss of easy access for interviews and campaign ad dollars.

 

[burzum]

:lol:
That's pretty good. We need every journalist asking the same type of questions.

 

[Kreskin]

Damn liberal.

 

[L Gilbert]

Good job!

The difference between that kid and a working journalist is he has no editor who donated to somebodies campaign and fears the loss of easy access for interviews and campaign ad dollars.

.... and he isn't of voting age yet. lol

 

[Machjo]

Great job. Critical while always remaining courteous. Excellent job. Same style as this one:

Video Bomb - Ten Commandments Congressman can't name the Ten Commandments

Colbert is critical, yet to the very end is always courteous and shows a willingness to give the benefit of the doubt.

Sorry, bad link. Try this one:

YouTube - Congressman Lynn Westmoreland on the Colbert Report.wmv

OK, Colbert might have been a little unfair and a little sarcastic in his expressions, but still courteous overall.