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...nor from the public mind
once it"s planted there.

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That"s the... That is the evil of it.
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Well, I don"t think it"s fair to a witness...
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... to a citizen of this country,
to bring them up here...

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... cross-examine them
and when they get through, say:

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"We"ve got something, the FBl"s got
something that condemns you. "

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- The chair agrees...
- It is not sworn testimony...

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... it"s convicting people by rumor
and hearsay and innuendo.

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You will notice that neither
Senator McClellan or Senator Symington...

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...nor this reporter, know or claim
that Mrs. Moss was or is a Communist.

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Their claim was simply that she had the
right to meet her accusers face to face.

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One month ago tonight, we presented
a report on Senator Joseph R. McCan'thy.

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We labeled it as controversial.
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Most of that report consisted of words
and pictures of the senator.

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At that time we said...
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... if the senator believes we have done
violence to his words or pictures...

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... if he desires to speak,
to answer himself...

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... an opportunity would be afforded
him on this program.

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The senator sought the opportunity,
asked for a delay of three weeks...

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...because he said he was very busy, and he
wished adequate time to prepare his reply.

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We agreed.
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We placed no restrictions on the manner
or method of the presentation of his reply.

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And we suggested that we would not take
time to comment on this particular program.

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Here now is Senator Joseph R. McCan'thy,
junior senator from Wisconsin.

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Good evening. Mr. Edward R. Murrow...
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... educational director
of the Columbia Broadcasting System...

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... devoted his program to an attack...
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... on the work of the United States
Senate investigating committee...

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... and on me personally as its chairman.

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