Chris Hayes had Judith Miller on his MSNBC show the other day. Miller is, of course, the New York Times reporter who authored story after story about how we had to go to war in Iraq because Saddam definitely had those weapons of mass destruction. She's now on a press tour, trying to rehabilitate her image as a lackey of the Bush Administration who helped the U.S. make a big, big mistake. She's pushing the idea that she honestly reported what good sources said and she's pushing a book that makes that case.
Hayes, unlike others who've had her on, did a fairly good job of cross-examination. She admitted the war was a terrible mistake. She admitted her sources were wrong. Then Hayes said, "Go ask the editor at Rolling Stone about what happens when your source is wrong." You can view the video or read a transcript of it here.