You care less, but believe me, there was/is an audience for the show that was aired, else it would never have taken up a time slot. For the media moguls, television time is too valuable to waste. What you may see as a waste of time, others find great value in the story presented. That, my friend, is the world we live in, like it or not.

May I recommend Meyers Briggs for further detail on how and why people think and do what they do. Straight up logic versus emotions.

The age old battle.

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

yea, ill _ check that out, The media's never ending Me Me Me Me first attitude isnt something im putting any effort twards trying to relate to.

On the emotional side and for those who were alive when Kennedy was shot, Walter Cronkite became the face and the voice of the sad news. For many, he became a father figure delivering the news of the loss of a close family member or friend. Losing Jack Kennedy was like losing their best friend. And, as so many others have said, the loss of innocence. From that day forward, many people began to have doubts about the country, other people, the media, the government, etc.

We are still spiraling downward from what I can tell...........................

I think it is an accelerating spiral.

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Jim

Yea so he met him previously and was an acquintance--many many many many more did too.
The "scoop" of his lifetime ---- and he was set for life, just what every "anchorman" dreams of.
The show made it clear of his agenda, his emotions didn't figure in--and wouldn't if he had never met him.
The ONLY thing that mattered to him --them is that HE Was FIRST.

So you are saying you align yourself with the ambitions of kennedy........... and things went to hell in a handbasket after the country suffered the loss?

I sure would never have guessed this by reading your usual posts.