Chris Hedges: The Cost of Caring in a Troubled World
If you care, you're going to get into trouble, as I have, because if you witness and report horrific suffering, let's say, on the part of the Palestinians, it becomes impossible to be quiet about Israeli war crimes and the apartheid state, which is costly to your career.
What happens when a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist sits down to discuss the harsh realities of war and political failures? In this gripping episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical', Trish Wood welcomes Chris Hedges, a renowned reporter and author of 'The Greatest Evil is War'. They dive into the ethical quagmire surrounding Pfizer's research practices, highlighted by Project Veritas tapes. Hedges doesn't hold back as he shares his experiences as a war correspondent and the media's portrayal of Julian Assange.
He boldly states, 'If you care, you're going to get into trouble', emphasizing the personal and professional costs of standing up for the truth. This episode isn't just about uncovering facts; it's about understanding the price of caring in a world rife with injustice. Whether you're a seasoned journalist or someone passionate about global issues, this conversation will leave you pondering the complexities of our times.