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000310071 24500 $$aFree speech$$h[videorecording] :$$bJim Lehrer with Ben Bradlee.
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000310071 500__ $$aOriginally broadcast as a segment of: The News Hour with Jim Lehrer.
000310071 520__ $$aBen Bradlee, the former managing editor of the Washington Post, sheds light on his early friendship with John F. Kennedy, the Watergate story, the eventual release of Deep Throat's identity, the Janet Cooke debacle, and other experiences. He also answers pointed questions on journalistic ethics, exploring scenarios in which professional integrity can be compromised.
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