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Gayle King at an event for Sex and the City 2 (2010)
TV Anchors Fight to Stay Objective in Coverage of Family Separation at Border
Gayle King at an event for Sex and the City 2 (2010)
Gayle King hadn’t planned on traveling to Texas any time soon. But late last week she made a point of ensuring that “CBS This Morning” was prepared to cover a heart-wrenching story unfolding along the border between Texas and Mexico.

After reading several accounts of migrant children being separated from their parents after being caught making an illegal border crossing, and the potential effects of their incarceration, King on Saturday reached out to Ryan Kadro, executive producer of “CBS This Morning.” “I’m really concerned about this story and wanted to make sure we had all the bases covered,” King recalls telling Kadro. She ended up flying down to the Texas border herself to anchor coverage– a decision that has played a big part in putting a spotlight on the practice and stirring widespread outrage.

“All I can say after talking to people, watching the people, listening to the people,...
See full article at Variety Film + TV
  • 6/19/2018
  • by Brian Steinberg
  • Variety Film + TV
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