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Jason Remington

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  • A favorite quote from a hero of mine--Vincent Bugliosi,the prosecutor who put away Charles Manson--"The biggest fear I see coming for our society, is the "creeping incompetence " that I have repeatedly encountered during my research". A potent, sad commentary, from a man who won 100 out of 101 court decisions while working for the L.A. prosecutor's office.

  • At KGEX I did a newscast that was at least that bad. Also once almost that bad at KLFF. It kind of exposes one's mortality. Like -- I mean-- it sort of -- ya know, right -- brings you down to earth.

    • During the Vietnam war, while playing radio at LH Bates Vocational, I substituted American names for the Vietnamese. I didn't speak their language, they don't attempt to speak ours.

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