Globe columnist Sarah Hampson interviews Dan Rather who is in Toronto to talk about his new memoir, Rather Outspoken, My Life in News.
"The most detailed reporting in the book focuses on how he was 'pushed
out' of CBS News in 2006 and the subsequent lawsuit he filed against the
corporation," she writes.
The column.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
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