Greg Hurwitz
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550 appearances
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1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard Aug 2024
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I mean, whatever we're going to say about President Trump, he is really, really tough.
I mean, there's a line I heard that said, Donald Trump can't take a punch, but he can take a beating.
I think he can stand up.
I mean, the stage that he walked into at the journalist conference that we talked about was a very hostile stage.
I have been extolling the necessity for people to talk legitimately across channels for seven or eight years now.
I think it's absolutely essential.
And part of this is when we get into these issues of people stepping back and not wanting to platform another side.
I just can't imagine during the Lincoln-Douglas debates that one of them would be quaking in their boots to have a discussion and not believe that they could hold their own against reportage from one side or another.
We have to have candidates who are tough enough to be able to face tough inquiry, even with people who disagree with them.
And I think it's the most important thing.
I also think that the media...
in large, does have a responsibility not to just turn everything into, you know, sort of canned criticism where we know what everybody's going to say before the debate starts.
I think it's very important that the debate happen on ABC and I hope also on Fox.
You know, you mentioned Tom Cotton
And Tom Cotton famously wrote the op-ed that got Bennett, the op-ed editor, fired from the New York Times for publishing an article that was from a sitting U.S.
senator.
I mean, it's almost unheard of that the New York Times did that and then fired their op-ed editor.
And so I think one of the things that we're looking at with the media –
And with Cotton is the fact that what happens is, is I think that we really shrunk the Overton window of what constitutes acceptable conversation in America too much.
You can't say this.
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