Daniel Schorr: Staying Tuned

Veteran journalist Daniel Schorr discusses his extensive career, highlighting key stories such as the CIA assassination conspiracies and the Watergate scandal. He reflects on the changing landscape of journalism, the role of media in public perception, and his own experiences with film. Schorr also comments on the decline of journalism's public esteem, particularly in television, and the shift towards entertainment-driven news.

What was Schorr's reaction to being included on the enemies list?

What changes did Schorr observe in the public's perception of journalists?

How does Schorr view the relationship between journalists and politicians?