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"What went wrong?" should be a standard question Andrea Mitchell and other journalists are asking right now, says CJR's Megan Garber. "When one potential answer to that question is 'Alan Greenspan,' there's a conflict. A big one," considering that Mitchell is married to the former Fed chief. || NBC's view: "We are 100 percent comfortable with all of her reporting thus far."
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