In Exchange For Power, Influence, Command And

But The Time Has Come For Journalists To Acknowledge That A Zone Of Privacy Does Exist.

Journalists, Who Are Skeptical To Begin With, Simply Do Not Like To Be Lied To Or Made Fools Of.

The Relationship Between Press And Politician - Protected By The Constitution And Designed To Be Happily Adversarial - Becomes Sour, Raw And Confrontational.

The Networks Found Themselves Having To Compete For An Increasingly Balkanized Audience.

In Exchange For Power, Influence, Command And A Place In History, A President Gives Up The Bulk Of His Privacy.