Hallie Jackson Remembers Advice Cokie Roberts Gave: Be Curious, Be Hungry | Hallie Jackson | MSNBC

Renowned journalist, political commentator and author Cokie Roberts died at 75 from complications from breast cancer, according to a family statement published by ABC News on Tuesday. Roberts won numerous awards during her long career. In addition to her ABC News, she also worked at other national outlets including National Public Radio. Aired on 9/17/19.
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Hallie Jackson Remembers Advice Cokie Roberts Gave: Be Curious, Be Hungry | Hallie Jackson | MSNBC

43 comments

    1. @America Reigns I thought it was fitting that you trolled half the comments on this page. Go ahead and show off your welfare dependence, not like you’re getting laid, doing anything fun, or doing anything important in life anyways. Right troll?😘

    1. @America Reigns so you’ll delete your earlier posts, just to come back and cry about make believe stories? What are you 5? Come back when your balls drop kiddo, and of course when you can prove you aren’t a Bot…

    1. @Dismal She did Satan’s work! Real Journalism starts and ends with Honesty and Integrity, none of which apply in Her case! She did what Her Puppet Masters told her to do, She was compensated with wealth and Emmy Awards here on Earth, but all of that wealth will not save someone from the wrath of God!

    1. The end of an Era is indeed correct! The New Era We Shall see the End of the corrupt Luciferian Cabal and their secret attacks on our Sovereignty! We will have an honest and Free Press that isn’t beholden to their Globalist Puppet Masters! WWG1WGA

    1. thank you Danny, for that touching and artful explanation of how you feel and about Mrs. Roberts. Creative expression.

    1. @America Reigns Nope, many people have miserable lives. Some are bullied and abused. Worse yet, the really miserable people are bullies and abusers.

  1. Over 50 years she told the truth and the news just like you Haley it’s telling the truth everyday… so sad one less truth-teller

    1. Stop pretending……………..She was (possibly) the poster child for biased Journalism……………………funny to see people pretending (as usual) that she was a Journalist. I could argue (with a couple others like Walter C.) she was the origin of the Crooked, biased Journalism we deal with today…..sad. So sorry she passed, but stop with the pretending. Try to remember, Journalism is intended to be NON_BIASED or it doesn’t work.

    1. Yes, let’s pretend she wasn’t a political hack……..your pretending makes me want to shower. Try telling the truth????new concept.

  2. wow, I am going to miss her. I don’t care if she was a liberal democratic supporter. she lived and flourished under KINDER AND GENTLER times when political discourse COULD STILL be found to be ….polite. Not today. Tim Russert, Cokie Roberts, the first John McLaughlin, and William Safire….these were the greats along with Mary Matalin and her husband, which we could regularly watch on the Sunday morning news roundtable TV shows. they brought professionalism and good diction and smarts and conversations to the shows I watched. BACK THEN, there was not as much stupid political correctness. And you could hear topics discussed, that nowadays, everybody tries to avoid. There wasn’t as much strict factions and polarization then. No, I did not agree with some of her beliefs. But she was a lady and a good journalist.

  3. Stephen smith is right. “The end of an era.” It was a time back them, wasn’t it? when political discussions WERE ACTUALLY INTERESTING and informative…informative. NO propaganda at least not as much. We have lost some great journalists recently. I still remember Jessica Savitch.

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