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Power Line is back for an in-depth interview with former CBS reporter Sharyl Attkisson to discuss how she found out the Obama Administration was spying on her while she was investigating several scandals throughout the government. Attkisson also gives the show some breaking news about a new lawsuit she's filing against the government over illegal wire taps.

Her book, Stonewalled: My Fight for Truth Against the Forces of Obstruction, Intimidation, and Harassment in Obama's Washington, outlines the scandals she was covering, as well as the many ways the government was spying on her, and how she became the target of PR warfare from organizations that are friendly with the Obama Administration, such as Media Matters. It's a powerful book and an enlightening interview that will probably leave you even more concerned with the state of American mainstream media.
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Though I still cannot compose coherent comments, I'm renewing my membership to support podcasts like this one. (Also I give the editors fits as I violate the coc often.) If Boehner is going to cry while legislating, I'm often going to curse.