Cover-Up

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Michael A @RT04484069 6 hrs ago In the United States of America, we intrinsically know right from wrong. However, it takes the constant likes of Hersh to make sure this morality is passed down from generation to generation. See more Gareth V @geewah 6 days ago Absorbing, infuriating and deeply moving, with plenty to say about the cost of holding power accountable. See more Garry A @heavyg Sep 20, 2026 There were parts of this that were very interesting. I didn't know who Seymour Hersh was. But it is dry. See more Tom F @RT55173143 Aug 24, 2026 The complicated legacy of Seymour Hersh, made messier by Laura Poitras and her own baggage. See more Neil R @RT81738492 Mar 24, 2026 Worth the watch, Hersh is a very interesting journalist whom ended up getting a lot of stories right, but he also uses unnamed sources, that can't be corroborated or just plain second hand info. Which sometimes it's very understandable but like the case of his JFK book, it has some holes in the story but probably gets it mostly right, albeit from mostly second hand info. He's undoubtedly a great journalist but also feel he's very full of himself and will do anything to get the story rather it's true or not in some cases. He's an interesting fellow, but I feel like most people he's just as flawed. See more David F @dfulmer Mar 7, 2026 This is a really interesting documentary about the career of the journalist who uncovered numerous stories involving government and military corruption and atrocities. The filmmakers seem very interested in where and how Sy Hersch gets his anonymous sources and there is eventually an interview with one, showing how the sausage gets made. This is a time-spanning look at the importance of journalism and also a bit of a nostalgic look back at a time when newspapers played a really important role in society. See more Read all reviews

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