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Bill Scher (Real Clear Politics, Politico) and Matt K. Lewis (The Daily Beast, MattLewis.org)
- Can the left launch its own Tea Party? . 03:40
- Why the intra-Dem debate is about to get more interesting . 10:15
- Rolling Stone and the presumption of innocence . 15:10
- How should the media treat sexual assault allegations? . 19:08
- The trouble with vigilante journalism . 24:48
- When allegations are shaky, what should anti-rape advocates do? . 31:34
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Recorded:Dec 10
Posted:Dec 10, 2014
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The DMZ | Dec 10, 2014 | Bill Scher & Matt K. Lewis
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