[Phogge]

I apologize if my remarks go over the top. I would say that the biggest complaint during the 2008 season at the tailgate was the play of Pritchard and the non use of Andrew. I probably should just let it go.

As for journalism I worked with some of the best investigative reporters in the biz. Brian Ross was a bulldog when he was at NBC working with Ira Silverman. Brian has gone off the rails at ABC but his Segment 3 team did some great work and we brought down some crooks. Of course he also put his crew in physical situations at times where it could have been the end.

I can't watch Fox, CNN and MSNBC. What they talk about would have been labeled as "This is an editorial" back in my news days. Good reporters are few and far between now with the best at NPR not making enough money. I follow Michael Sullivan in South East Asia, Ron Elving (Sp?) in DC and Scott Schaefer in Sacramento.

I really miss working with Mike Wallace. That man really got the juices flowing.

[Phogge]

I apologize if my remarks go over the top. I would say that the biggest complaint during the 2008 season at the tailgate was the play of Pritchard and the non use of Andrew. I probably should just let it go.

As for journalism I worked with some of the best investigative reporters in the biz. Brian Ross was a bulldog when he was at NBC working with Ira Silverman. Brian has gone off the rails at ABC but his Segment 3 team did some great work and we brought down some crooks. Of course he also put his crew in physical situations at times where it could have been the end.

I can't watch Fox, CNN and MSNBC. What they talk about would have been labeled as "This is an editorial" back in my news days. Good reporters are few and far between now with the best at NPR not making enough money. I follow Michael Sullivan in South East Asia, Ron Elving (Sp?) in DC and Scott Schaefer in Sacramento.

I really miss working with Mike Wallace. That man really got the juices flowing.