Mr. Braley is a slow and deliberate talker, and so this show lacks the energy of

some. But many of the insights are acute. RB: "Watergate was a foreign affair. By that I mean the origins of Watergate and the passion aroused by Watergate was a passion not directed specifically against the instances of Watergate, but against the Administration that continued to pursue the Vietnam War against the advice of the New York Times and its allies." ... MD: "[Establishment journalists assume] that the critics of the press are people who are about to snuff out freedom of the First Amendment. You should hear them, the way they talk about Accuracy in Media, as if the jackboots were coming."