Robert Scheer and Sharon Waxman on CNN’s Ratings Plunge
July 06, 2012 Robert Scheer, editor of Truthdig.com, and Wrap editor-in-chief Sharon Waxman debate the state of the news networks, along with Scheer’s latest commentary on the renewed revelation of corruption in international derivatives markets and how gay issues will affect voting come November.
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