CrossTalk Bullhorns: No Norms

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What is the state of journalism? Let’s have a look at the New York Times. The paper catalogues what is called ‘Russiagate’. Its conclusion is astonishing. This and much more on this edition of CrossTalk.

CrossTalking with Mark Sleboda, Dmitry Babich, and Glenn Diesen.

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