Glenn Greenwald on the Myth of Journalistic Objectivity

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jul 21, 2016

Glenn Greenwald, the journalist best known for his reporting on Edward Snowden, discusses the importance of “the adversarial force” of a free press. Greenwald is critical of reporters who hide behind what he sees as false objectivity, especially when it comes to politics and the current presidential campaigns.

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