Keean Bexte: Approved journalists given more banter time, leeway with questioning politicians
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On last night's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, Keean Bexte called in from the road to talk about his experience as a court-ordered journalist at the Federal Leaders' Debate.
While the format of the press scrum was established to give journalists both a question and a follow-up question, both Keean Bexte and Andrew Lawton were given less leeway on this format.
State approved journalists were able to banter back and forth, but not Rebel News or True North.
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