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Ted Koppel: Trump "Very Good for the Business of Journalism"

Ted Koppel is an iconic journalist and member of the Broadcasting Hall of Fame, having made his name as anchor of ABC News’ Nightline for over two decades. Amongst his many achievements, in 1988 he hosted an unprecedented town hall meeting between Israelis and Palestinians live from Jerusalem. Koppel speaks to Walter about the state of journalism and democracy today.

Ted Koppel: Trump "Very Good for the Business of Journalism"

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