The NY Post reports that at least one important person agrees with some
here that Williams should be fired. Citing an unnamed source, they
state "He [Tom Brokaw] is making a lot of noise at NBC that a lesser
journalist or producer would have been immediately fired or suspended for a
false report".

I keep seeing headlines on stories throughout the internet that include
phrases like: "Williams admits to lying about Helicopter incident" - but
then the body of the story includes no information indicating that Williams
admitted to lying, but simply his statement that he acknowledges that his
memory was incorrect and conflated. I was chalking this up to the usual
sloppy standards that has infected most journalism these days, but this NYP
story says that Brokaw and other Big Wigs at NBC News have known for years
that Williams story was incorrect, and have told him to stop repeating it
on the air, and Williams has refused. If this account is correct, it would
be the real bombshell, and would begin to suggest that Williams has been
lying (or at least that he has been reporting as true a story he should
have known to be of questionable accuracy) - but it would also seem to be
implicating both Brokaw himself and former NBC News chief Steve Capus in
the deception.

But then, the NYP is not exactly a credible source of news either...



http://pagesix.com/2015/02/05/tom-brokaw-wants-brian-williams-fired/?_ga=1.195675109.878267734.1421128900

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