Bernie Goldberg’s New Book Still Has New York Times as Most Dangerous
            Bernie Goldberg has updated his famous book “100 People Who Are Screwing Up America” and added ten more dangerous people to his list, but he still has Pinch Sulzberger, owner of the New York Times, as the worst.       
            In his next book Goldberg must also note that Senator Schumer is a protégé of Pinch and reports to him.
            Bernie still tells what he calls this “famous story” about Pinch.  He says it should be repeated “often.”
            “It seems that back in the 60s, when young Pinch was such a committed student activist against the war in Vietnam that he was twice arrested in antiwar protests, his exasperated father, then-Times publisher, Arthur Sulzberger Sr., asked him a simple question: ‘If a young American soldier comes upon a young Vietnamese soldier, which one do you want to see get shot?’
            “Pinch didn’t even hesitate. It was, he said, ‘the dumbest question I ever heard in my life,’ adding ‘I would want to see the American get shot.  It’s the other guy’s country.’           
            “As the man in charge of the nation’s most powerful and influential newspaper --- the one from which almost all the major news outlets, including the networks, slavishly take their cues --- he has probably done more than anyone to destroy the confidence of millions of ordinary Americans in the fairness and basic integrity of the so-called mainstream media.”