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Bush White House At Long Last Has 'Em Descend

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May 20, 2008
        

White House Challenges NBC News to Explain Whether Iraq Is in 'Civil War'"The White House is calling on NBC News to declare whether the network still believes Iraq is mired in a “civil war,” escalating a fight that began when NBC aired an interview with President Bush that the White House called...

MRC/NB's Noyes to Discuss NBC's Engel Interview of President Bush

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May 20, 2008
        

Media Research Center Director of Research and NewsBusters Senior Editor Rich Noyes is scheduled to appear on Fox News's "Election HQ" program at 5:45 p.m. EDT today. The topic: The Bush White House's complaint about NBC's misleading editing of President Bush's interview with correspondent...

The President vs. the Peacock

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May 20, 2008
        

From The Washington Post By Dan Froomkin There is more to the White House’s unprecedented attack on NBC News yesterday than meets the eye. The blistering letter to NBC from White House Counselor Ed Gillespie ostensibly focuses on the way President Bush’s interview with NBC chief foreign...

                   

White House Challenges NBC News to Explain Whether Iraq Is in 'Civil War' (NBC LIES AS USUAL)

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May 20, 2008
        

The White House is calling on NBC News to declare whether the network still believes Iraq is mired in a “civil war,” escalating a fight that began when NBC aired an interview with President Bush that the White House called the product of “deceitful editing.” The network rattled the White House in...

                   

Charles Kaiser on credibility problems at NBC Nightly News

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May 20, 2008
        

NO DEFENSE Brian Williams (Photo: Getty Images) What happens when someone lobs a missile at the credibility of NBC Nightly News? Yesterday, White House counselor and longtime Republican hit man Ed Gillespie fired off a furious letter to NBC News president Steve Capus, alleging that the...

                   

The President vs. the Peacock

washingtonpost.com
May 20, 2008
        

There is more to the White House's unprecedented attack on NBC News yesterday than meets the eye. The blistering letter to NBC from White House Counselor Ed Gillespie ostensibly focuses on the way President Bush's interview with NBC chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel was edited for...

                   

White House vs. NBC: Nobody wins

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May 20, 2008
        

by Mark Silva The White House has picked a fight with NBC News over an interview that a veteran correspondent, Richard Engel, conducted with the president in Egypt over the weekend - actually not a fight over the interview so much as the "misleadingly'' edited version of it that aired on the NBC...

                   

Bush White House battles the media

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May 20, 2008
        

By David Nitkin The White House is staying on the offensive against media reports it considers misleading. A day after White House counselor Ed Gillispie dispatched a sharply worded email letter to NBC News president Steve Capus about the editing in a weekend interview with President Bush, the...

                   
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May 20, 2008
        

by Mark Silva The White House has picked a fight with NBC News over an interview that a veteran correspondent, Richard Engel, conducted with the president in Egypt over the weekend - actually not a fight over the interview so much as the "misleadingly'' edited version of it that aired on the NBC...

                   

Bush White House battles the media

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May 20, 2008
        

by Mark Silva The White House has picked a fight with NBC News over an interview that a veteran correspondent, Richard Engel, conducted with the president in Egypt over the weekend - actually not a fight over the interview so much as the "misleadingly'' edited version of it that aired on the NBC...

               

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