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Roger Mudd

LBJ, Two Stories

Reese Schonfeld | Posted 07.08.2012 | Politics
Read More: Harry Mcpherson, Congress, Bill Small, Secret Service, Vietnam War, Robert Macnamara, Roger Mudd, Cbs, John Wilkes Booth, Joe Califano, John Stennis, Sylvia Westerman, Robert Caro, White House, Samuel Mudd, Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln Assassination, Dan Rather, Lyndon Johnson, Macnamara Fence, Marvin Watson, Politics News
Reese Schonfeld

It would be a colossal bit of hubris to suggest that Robert Caro needs any help from me in researching Lyndon Johnson's presidency from 1964-68, but I have two good stories about that period, and I'd like to get them on Huffington before the book comes out.

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The Life and Death of Ted Kennedy: Continuing to Learn as We Mourn

SaraKay Smullens | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Ted, Victoria Reggie Kennedy, Ted Kennedy Health Care, Ted Kennedy Funeral, Ted Kennedy Dead, Ethel Kennedy, Roger Mudd, Jackie Kennedy, Loss, Ted Kennedy, Death, Joan Kennedy, Universal Health Care, Chosen Family Members, Hope Despite Death, And Patrick Kennedy, Jr., The 1980 Democratic Primary, Dan Rather, Jessica Savitch, Kara, Politics News
SaraKay Smullens

Even those who win one moment can face horrific, brutal loss in the next. The rich and famous are no more spared than the rest of us.

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Walter Cronkite and the Player Piano

Karen Ocamb | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Read More: Richard Nixon, Vietnam, Morton Dean, Ellen Degeneres, Walter Cronkite, Karen Ocamb, Roger Mudd, Watergate, Bob Schieffer, Lyndon Johnson, Dan Rather, Charles Kuralt, Bill Moyers, Media News
Karen Ocamb

Cronkite was so important because he was about the only person in this intensely divided America that both sides could trust. He was our no-frills common bond.

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Roger Mudd's Revenge

Al Eisele | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Read More: CBS News, Roger Mudd Book, Roger Mudd, Cbs, Walter Cronkite, Roger Mudd Memoir, Media News
Al Eisele

Former CBS newsman Roger Mudd has written his memoir, and it's not likely to endear him to his former colleagues.

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