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This is the full speech from Bill Moyers at the National Conference for Media Reform 2008. Moyers was LBJ's press secretary and then made a name for himself as a journalist. In this talk, he goes to bat for free press here, which is always commendable. The optimistic Moyers lends the audience his own positive attitude in leading the conference, but we wish he'd start hosting Now on PBS again. (by Austin Keenan) Running Time: 39:56This great video appears on
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