Scandals and secrets in our Nation's Capitol / Sarah McClendon ; introduced by Kathleen Hendrix.
Sarah McClendon speaks on secrecy in the Bush administration, fear of Bush by members of Congress and executives who run newspapers. McClendon, from Tyler Texas, left a job at the Pentagon when she began her coverage of the White House during FDR's term. The people need to care about the government and watch over the Constitution. The press, she argues, are run by executives whose interest in making money goes beyond their role as information sources. She believes the CIA is running Mr. Bush, and that a secret government exists of unelected officials which the State Department should investigate. Second half of program contains a question and answer session.|SCANDALS AND SECRETS IN OUR NATION'S CAPITOL / Sarah McClendon| introduced by Kathleen Hendrix. - Sarah McClendon speaks on secrecy in the Bush administration, fear of Bush by members of Congress and executives who run newspapers. McClendon, from Tyler Texas, left a job at the Pentagon when she began her coverage of the White House during FDR's term. The people need to care about the government and watch over the Constitution. The press, she argues, are run by executives whose interest in making money goes beyond their role as information sources. She believes the CIA is running Mr. Bush, and that a secret government exists of unelected officials which the State Department should investigate. Second half of program contains a question and answer session. - RECORDED: St. Bede's Episcopal Church, 2 Nov. 1991. For a shorter version without the introduction by Kathleen Hendricks or the question and answer period at the end, see archive number KZ1737.