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Welcome everyone. This is Dr. Mercola helping you take control of your health and we have a real treat for you. A top-notch award-winning investigative journalist and one that there are not many of one with integrity.

Cheryl Atkinson. She has written a new book called Slanted and it's coming out on right around Thanksgiving

November 24th. So let me give you a little history about Cheryl in case you

don't know who she is. She's been a long time reporter,

started in Gainesville in 1982. It's hard to believe when you look at her, but 1982 is when she started

and she progressed through three other cities

before she went out to anchor at CNN and from 1990 to 93 and then she went into over two decades to work at CBS News where she finally resigned after what, I guess, experiencing what she writes much about in the book, basically the

interior, the rapid and progressive deterioration of objective journalism and she went on to start her own podcast called of

objective journalism and she went on to start her own podcast called full measure.

So with all that, I really appreciate the opportunity to dialogue with you today about your new book and so welcome and thank you for joining us.

Well, thank you so much for having me.

May I add one more small note to your...

Oh sure, absolutely. So I do have a podcast called full measure after hours and the

Sherlock's and podcast but my full measure is mainly a Sunday television news

program to 43 million households every Sunday depending on where you live.

So we try to do the kind of reporting you like Dr. McCullough, the stuff that the mainstream news will not report anymore, but it just to me qualifies as ordinary news stories about things people care about that you're not seeing so much anymore on the regular news.

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