Conservative Senator Pam Wallin accuses the CBC of biasApr 20, 2011 Source: CBC - Power and Politics podcast
Conservative Senator Pam Wallin says that the CBC is giving Michael Ignatieff a disproportionate amount of coverage because “the CBC (is) concerned about what will happen with its funding.” Clip:
The full eighteen-minute version can be heard here. © CBC |
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