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[Los Angeles Times Editor John S.] Carroll cited a study released last year that showed Americans had three main misconceptions about Iraq: That weapons of mass destruction had been found, a connection between al-Qaeda and Iraq had been demonstrated and that the world approved of U.S intervention in Iraq. He said 80 percent of people who primarily got their news from Fox believed at least one of the misconceptions. He said the figure was more than 57 percentage points higher than people who get their news from public news broadcasting.
- Ayisha Yahya, "Esteemed journalist lectures on ethics," oregon daily emerald May 7, 2004
posted May 10, 2004 in politics, print. 2005