Videos

Tom Rosenstiel talked about his book Strange Bedfellows: How Television and the Presidential Candidates Changed American Politics, 1992. The book dealt with the impact of television coverag…

Interviews, video clips and vignettes illustrated the political issues and events of the previous week. Juan Williams of the Washington Post discussed several topics, including the legacy of…

L.A. Times journalist Tom Rosenstiel summarized the conclusions of his essay about the relationship between the Clinton administration and the media. Other panelists commented on Mr. Rosenst…

Panelists spoke to the effects of television coverage on presidential primaries. It is part of a series of programs in which journalists and television executives discussed how television co…

The guests discussed the public affairs news events of the past week, and took viewers' questions and comments. Topics included the presidential campaign, the upcoming presidential and vice-…

Tom Rosenstiel, Media Reporter for the Los Angeles Times, commented on the political advertising produced by the campaigns of President George H. W. Bush and Democratic Nominee Governor Bill…

Reporters talked about ways they have used to evaluate and report on candidate advertisements that aired on television. Examples of television news stories that analyzed TV spots by Ann Rich…

On this viewer call-in program, Thomas Rosenstiel, media critic for the Los Angeles Times, discussed the role and influence of Sunday morning public affairs television programs on American p…

Vice President Dan Quayle answered questions posed by the Washington bureau of the Los Angeles Times.

Sen George Mitchell (D-Maine) had a roundtable discussion hosted by the Washington Times. He discussed the Iran-Contra and took questions on varies topics.