WNET New York Public Media Review

While I am a 13 devotee and a big fan of the Newshour, last night's interview with Fred Kagan was way below your usual standards. This guy, a GWB cheerleader and his Iraq "policy," presented the usual AEI talking points in a typical neocon manner. Judy Woodruff did seem a bit flumoxed by his partisan rant, but the problem was in the giving him unopposed time at all. Someone with a contrary (or even a more moderate view) should have been also interviewed at the same time, and, if you were unable to find such at rhat time, the Kagan interview should have been postponed. Very disappointed - Kagan's credibilty has long been worse than suspect, and your producer should have known that

I liked this place. I went in as a visitor to take a teacher's workshop. I engaged in different media literacy workshops. In between we had small breaks and had a tour around the different studios. The personnel was very nice and welcoming. Each part of the twelve and fourteen floor have different offices and cubicles. People work as networks plugged into one. I liked the place. I was able to experience each main studio hear from main people working there.

Have a beautiful building....I would like to visit again...I was so happy to be there . I grew up watching the shows that they created. My kids watches them now...i was so excited to be there.

Beautiful building, great agency doing good works!