22s How has reporting changed, views on 60 Minutes style "You try to get to the core of a story" 1:50 The 60 Minutes environment, a look at Morley's office. Memories of Ed Bradley 4:28 The cigarette 5:23 Memories of people he worked with 6:34 Ratings, popularity of 60 Minutes 8:42 12 interviews with Obama, "Why so many?" "Because he says yes." 9:54 "Do you ever worry about being used?" 10:14 Don Hewitt, 60 Minutes early days 13:49 "We do not cover issues, we tell stories". 16:54 Canada, and parents, brother, sister 18:31 Working into later life 20:00 Don Hewitt interview, and working with Hewitt, conflict in workplace 22:23 Education, football 23:42 "I knew I wanted to be a journalist" Hemmingway's influence. First jobs in Canada & UK. 29:13 1963-1964, a call from CBS 33:10 Memories of Walter Cronkite 35:19 Discussion of patriotism "Flag-waving by instinct... Not wanting to hear the truth is a total phony patriotism" 36:26 Discussion of political beliefs influencing journalism "I am a conservative on most issues", "I'm very old-fashioned liberal", "I think the word conservative has been given a really bad name by some of the crazier elements of the right in this country" 38:57 Discussion of politician as a noble career that improves the country. "You've got me going here! The other thing that drives me completely nuts is all of these candidates who are running as 'Not-as-politicians!' They'll point to their opposition and say 'He's a politician! I'm, I don't know, whatever!' Politicians are what makes countries work. The best moments in this country were moments designed, created, by politicians. Its a good positive word, how did it come into such disrespect and disrepute? That's what really drives me nuts. Its the destruction of language. Its making really useful words become inappropriate." 40:21 Views on internet and journalism "I'm just appalled by half of the stuff that I see on the internet." 43:25 Walter Cronkite's involvement in politics 44:47 "The Burning of Cam Ne" and why people turned against the Vietnam war 47:21 Views on media coverage of Iraq & Afghanistan. Coverage of war. 48:52 "Vietnam in a certain way was a civilised war, if there is such a thing." 49:31 Interview style & interest/views on the arts "I like doing stories that no one else is doing." 52:47 Personal life, marriage, family, Sarah Alice Anne Safer 57:40 Legacy 59:20 On writing another book or memoir I was looking for info on Eisenhower, and found this interview. There's nothing here about Ike, the title is incorrect. This is an interview with Morley Safer looking back on his career. the interview is worth a listen if you are interested in journalism as a career.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do that. It will save a lot of people looking for Eisenhower info. I am trying to find about the Greada Treaty.
thank you so much for this comment, I was also doing some research on Eisenhower and his wife in relations to the 2004 washingtonpost article about UFO's but also in correlation with the color pink being associated with feminity. I found this book on color psychology and it has apparently been proven that pink reduces muscle and body strength, as well as lower metabolistic rate, and I'm trying to find more information on what the hell was going on haha
One of the last generation of reporters who actually would report the facts vs today's who report their opinions disguised as facts. Morley would've flipped out if he saw the CBS 60 minutes hit piece on Florida's governor/covid-19 over the weekend.
I dont think presenting facts about a mans refusal to believe in a virus is a "hit piece". Especially when the statistics during the pandemic supported it. But I guess that's what you call it when the facts dont align with your beliefs.
@@wasteland70 Right on man, they'd never have gotten away with the shenanigans they peddle in our current mainstream media, on both the left & right, I miss the "just the facts ma'am" type of reporting that leaves the judgement to the consumers.
"This question isnt fun to answer, but you watched and saw a whole lot of your friends die". WTF? That came totally outta left field & got a laugh. There really wasnt a better way to phrase that?
My mo Literally had the same exact vape in like 2003 when I was a kid, it costed a fortune and apparently fucking sucked.. But it’s funny I remember my mo fuxking with it for two days and then getting rid of it.. wish i still had it !
_Questioner: I would really be interested in knowing if Dwight Eisenhower met with either the Confederation or the Orion group in the 1950s?_ _Ra: I am Ra. The one of which you speak met with thought-forms which are indistinguishable from third density. This was a test. We, the Confederation, wished to see what would occur if this extremely positively oriented and simple congenial person with no significant distortion towards power happened across peaceful information and the possibilities which might append therefrom._ _We discovered that this entity did not feel that those under his care could deal with the concepts of other beings and other philosophies. Thus an agreement reached then allowed him to go his way, ourselves to do likewise; and a very quiet campaign, as we have heard you call it, be continued alerting your peoples to our presence gradually._ _Events have overtaken this plan._ _Is there any short query before we close?_ *Ra Material (1981)*
You can hear in his voice that he smoked like a chimney. And of course he wasn't a conservative. He was an upper west side/east side liberal who thought that the NY Times editorial page played it right down the middle, was baffled by church going people in the heartland, was protected by his producers and editors, and here he looked like he already had a foot in the grave. A know it all who felt that he was doing the audience of 60 Minutes a huge favor
That was NOT art in the traditional sense. It may qualify as “industrial art” but not on the level of….say….streamlined passenger locomotives. In other words “floating basketballs” is junk. Might be fit for the Lakers locker room (as a space to through wet towels on).
22s How has reporting changed, views on 60 Minutes style "You try to get to the core of a story"
1:50 The 60 Minutes environment, a look at Morley's office. Memories of Ed Bradley
4:28 The cigarette
5:23 Memories of people he worked with
6:34 Ratings, popularity of 60 Minutes
8:42 12 interviews with Obama, "Why so many?" "Because he says yes."
9:54 "Do you ever worry about being used?"
10:14 Don Hewitt, 60 Minutes early days
13:49 "We do not cover issues, we tell stories".
16:54 Canada, and parents, brother, sister
18:31 Working into later life
20:00 Don Hewitt interview, and working with Hewitt, conflict in workplace
22:23 Education, football
23:42 "I knew I wanted to be a journalist" Hemmingway's influence. First jobs in Canada & UK.
29:13 1963-1964, a call from CBS
33:10 Memories of Walter Cronkite
35:19 Discussion of patriotism "Flag-waving by instinct... Not wanting to hear the truth is a total phony patriotism"
36:26 Discussion of political beliefs influencing journalism "I am a conservative on most issues", "I'm very old-fashioned liberal", "I think the word conservative has been given a really bad name by some of the crazier elements of the right in this country"
38:57 Discussion of politician as a noble career that improves the country.
"You've got me going here! The other thing that drives me completely nuts is all of these candidates who are running as 'Not-as-politicians!' They'll point to their opposition and say 'He's a politician! I'm, I don't know, whatever!' Politicians are what makes countries work. The best moments in this country were moments designed, created, by politicians. Its a good positive word, how did it come into such disrespect and disrepute? That's what really drives me nuts. Its the destruction of language. Its making really useful words become inappropriate."
40:21 Views on internet and journalism "I'm just appalled by half of the stuff that I see on the internet."
43:25 Walter Cronkite's involvement in politics
44:47 "The Burning of Cam Ne" and why people turned against the Vietnam war
47:21 Views on media coverage of Iraq & Afghanistan. Coverage of war.
48:52 "Vietnam in a certain way was a civilised war, if there is such a thing."
49:31 Interview style & interest/views on the arts "I like doing stories that no one else is doing."
52:47 Personal life, marriage, family, Sarah Alice Anne Safer
57:40 Legacy
59:20 On writing another book or memoir
I was looking for info on Eisenhower, and found this interview. There's nothing here about Ike, the title is incorrect. This is an interview with Morley Safer looking back on his career. the interview is worth a listen if you are interested in journalism as a career.
I came for the Eisenhower material too, maybe this will be of interest: ua-cam.com/video/NNV8-k5UvpY/v-deo.html
Same here, appreciate the save for listening to the whole thing😂
Thank you so much for taking the time to do that. It will save a lot of people looking for Eisenhower info. I am trying to find about the Greada Treaty.
thank you so much for this comment, I was also doing some research on Eisenhower and his wife in relations to the 2004 washingtonpost article about UFO's but also in correlation with the color pink being associated with feminity. I found this book on color psychology and it has apparently been proven that pink reduces muscle and body strength, as well as lower metabolistic rate, and I'm trying to find more information on what the hell was going on haha
I too was looking for Eisenhower information, but Morely is a good guy to listen to too. Thanks for the stamps.
This is Joey Diaz in another life with more brains
I love Joey Diaz btw cocksuckas
An exceptional journalist.
One of the last generation of reporters who actually would report the facts vs today's who report their opinions disguised as facts. Morley would've flipped out if he saw the CBS 60 minutes hit piece on Florida's governor/covid-19 over the weekend.
Integrity. I can remember watching it as a child, I was born in 1970. A different world, indeed. Be well.
I dont think presenting facts about a mans refusal to believe in a virus is a "hit piece". Especially when the statistics during the pandemic supported it. But I guess that's what you call it when the facts dont align with your beliefs.
@@bleedingreenbetty9795 I guess that's why so many people have and continue to move to Florida and Texas from NY & CA right?
Be well comrade.
@@wasteland70 Right on man, they'd never have gotten away with the shenanigans they peddle in our current mainstream media, on both the left & right, I miss the "just the facts ma'am" type of reporting that leaves the judgement to the consumers.
AS THEY WERE TOLD!
"This question isnt fun to answer, but you watched and saw a whole lot of your friends die". WTF? That came totally outta left field & got a laugh. There really wasnt a better way to phrase that?
One of the greats! But . . . there doesn't seem to be anything about "Ike's Bluff" in it.
Ed Morrow and Walter Cronkite were priceless. The greats in news reporting. Times changed….and not for the better.
Your video title is wrong... This is Morley Safer, not Evan Thomas.
MORLEY, MY MAN, OG VAPE LORD.
My mo
Literally had the same exact vape in like 2003 when I was a kid, it costed a fortune and apparently fucking sucked.. But it’s funny I remember my mo fuxking with it for two days and then getting rid of it.. wish i still had it !
damn morley was really out here juuling in the early 200's forever a trend setter RIP
Wrong video title.
_Questioner: I would really be interested in knowing if Dwight Eisenhower met with either the Confederation or the Orion group in the 1950s?_
_Ra: I am Ra. The one of which you speak met with thought-forms which are indistinguishable from third density. This was a test. We, the Confederation, wished to see what would occur if this extremely positively oriented and simple congenial person with no significant distortion towards power happened across peaceful information and the possibilities which might append therefrom._
_We discovered that this entity did not feel that those under his care could deal with the concepts of other beings and other philosophies. Thus an agreement reached then allowed him to go his way, ourselves to do likewise; and a very quiet campaign, as we have heard you call it, be continued alerting your peoples to our presence gradually._
_Events have overtaken this plan._
_Is there any short query before we close?_
*Ra Material (1981)*
It was the confederation from what I've found..
I CAN ANSWER THAT:
@@EVERYBLUEMOONBEHINDTHEMOON please do.
You can hear in his voice that he smoked like a chimney. And of course he wasn't a conservative. He was an upper west side/east side liberal who thought that the NY Times editorial page played it right down the middle, was baffled by church going people in the heartland, was protected by his producers and editors, and here he looked like he already had a foot in the grave. A know it all who felt that he was doing the audience of 60 Minutes a huge favor
wow bro big man taking shots at a dead guy in the youtube comments section im sure TR would be proud that guys like you now populate this country
@@aananhenderson2689 No worries. I criticize people still with us too
Professional jealousy
Did anyone else here him say "there's always these aliens" as he covered his mouth..🧐🤔
That was NOT art in the traditional sense. It may qualify as “industrial art” but not on the level of….say….streamlined passenger locomotives. In other words “floating basketballs” is junk. Might be fit for the Lakers locker room (as a space to through wet towels on).