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Radio and television correspondents' dinner
Radio and television correspondents, Congressmen, members of the Cabinet, and others at annual dinner, Washington, D.C., 3/21/96.. Cronkite presents the Barone award to Michel McQueen for a story on Rep. Longley, Gingrich and Clinton speak humorously about Washington politics and Clinton challenges journalists to report aggressively yet fairly. Imus, a radio talk show host known for irreverent humor, makes many jokes, occasionally coarse, about journalists, politicians in attendence, and Whitewater; the White House press secretary the next day characterized many of Imus' remarks as "tasteless."
- "Radio and television correspondents, Congressmen, members of the Cabinet, and others at annual dinner, Washington, D.C., 3/21/96.. Cronkite presents the Barone award to Michel McQueen for a story on Rep. Longley, Gingrich and Clinton speak humorously about Washington politics and Clinton challenges journalists to report aggressively yet fairly. Imus, a radio talk show host known for irreverent humor, makes many jokes, occasionally coarse, about journalists, politicians in attendence, and Whitewater; the White House press secretary the next day characterized many of Imus' remarks as "tasteless.""@en
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