Meet the Press and the American Film Institute are staging their annual film festival in Washington on Sunday and Monday, a showcase of documentary shorts touching on issues like climate change, ed…
to extend its brand in a different way, perhaps to new audiences that don’t watch the 72-year-old Sunday show, yet will see it as analytical and relevant.
“Filmmakers realize that people are stuck in a left right prism too often, and you almost see that they realize they have to figure out how to break through that,” he said. “I think about this all the time every day on my own show. I know there is a left-right prism or a red-blue prism that people get stuck in, that has become sort of a habit for people in how they think about politics.”
“I’ll be honest, I’m surprised I am alone on this,” he said of the reaction. “It was like getting the Nixon tapes in real time. He was just confessing. I just don’t think people realize condoning this will change the fabric of a democracy. Again, I go back to [the fact that] we are stuck in this left right prism all the time. We have got get out of it.
As Kennedy argued that it was fair to investigate claims that Joe Biden tried to get a Ukrainian prosecutor fired to protect his son, Hunter, Todd accused the lawmaker of trying to play a game of, “We have no idea if it’s true, but make them deny it.”
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