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The Week In Media Video: Clinton Points Finger, Wolff On Fire

By Dylan on September 29, 2006 5:12 PM

Vanity Fair‘s Wolff Spars With Columbia Journo Prof On PBS Panel

Letterman’s Gay McGreevey Top Ten

Olbermann Responds To Post Powder Story

Daily Show Snags Musharraf Interview

Olbermann Defends Clinton, Says Wallace’s ‘Cheap Trick Would Get A Journalist Fired — But A Propagandist Promoted’

Fox News Offers Campus Sex Advice: ‘Don’t Hook Up With A Guy If You’re Sloppy Drunk’

Seventeen‘s Atoosa, Predator‘s Hansen Talk Stalk Shop On Today

Clinton Points Finger At Right Wingers On Fox News; FNC’s Wallace ‘Felt As If A Mountain Was Coming Down In Front Of Me’

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