That's got to be pretty old since John Stossel has been on Fox for quite a while now.
I suspect that ABC has gotten over it's brief bout of reality.
Of course, I think they're the only ones to do any serious "Fast & Furious" reporting, and that was much more recent.
The
video Description says that it was first broadcast "on the heels" of the Heller ruling, which was June, 2008.
You're probably thinking of
Sharyl Attkisson's stories on CBS on the "serious" reporting. She's done at least
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Sipsey Street Irregulars." He and
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Regardless of who actually broke the story, neither Vanderboegh/Codrea or Attkisson have quibbled about who was first that I'm aware of, and I think I recall some collaboration between them early on. I'd have to dig through the volumes of work linked above to verify that now, which I ain't gonna do, so if I'm mistaken about it, oh well, all three have done yeoman's work on the story in any case.
As to the timeliness of the OP video, heck, Obama's own
Executive Ordered study from earlier this year proves the same conclusions Stossel came to with much older research. It may not be as concise and only take five minutes to read, but
here's some good analysis of what Obama has completely ignored since being published.
Stossel was announced as joining Fox in
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Blues
