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Recent appearances include the CBS evening news with Dan Rather, Wall Street Journal, USA Today and others.He is also the President of The Business Source, Inc., and is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University.His web page is www.arnoldsanow.com e-mail:speaker@arnoldsanow.com, and his phone number is 703-255-3133.

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Arnold is also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University and a frequent guest on radio, television and the print media to include the CBS evening news with Dan Rather, USA Today and Wall Street Journal.

appearances include the "CBS Evening News" with Dan Rather, Wall Street Journal, USA Today and others.He is an adjunct professor at Georgetown

Arnold is also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University and a frequent guest on radio, television and the print media to include the CBS evening news with Dan Rather, USA Today and Wall Street Journal.

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, Dan Rather won't touch Walter Cronkite with a ten-foot-pole.

Dan Rather and his "journalism" show also played that game recently.

ADDers and parents of children with AD/HD are just "nobodies" to them.It could be as simple as "follow the money" and that we need to pay them huge amounts of money to get their attention.In my experience what your article says is very true.CCHR always is put first, ahead of medical professionals and AD/HD individuals.

They succeed because they have an exciting "promo" package to take to legislators complete with a manager team and a list of ready made witnesses.

USA Today founder Al Neuharth wants Dan Rather gone now:

Rather absented himself from the newscast Monday evening, the day the independent investigators' report and Moonves' response were made public.Then on Tuesday he was back in his usual role, after issuing a statement to CBS News colleagues that concluded: "I have seen us overcome adversity before.
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RatherGate.com is less than impressed, reminding us that USA Today editors said they ran with the story about the memos because they chose to "rely in part on 60 Minutes' reporting" and on [White House communications director Dan] Bartlett's decision not to immediately contest the documents.

Neuharth's newspaper is commenting on the splinter in CBS' eye and ignoring his own myopia.In the name of journalistic ethics, Neuharth at the very least needs to disclose his own newspaper's Memogate problem in the same column in which he spanks Rather.

Recent appearances include the Wall Street Journal, CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, USA Today, Entrepreneur Magazine and others.He has been a national spokesperson for companies such as AT&T and Intuit.In addition, he is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.