Anchor: At book's end, Ledbetter issues his clarion call for reform, demanding that the PBS clock be turned back to the '50s, when the philanthropoids first imagined American public broadcasting.
Entailed: Ledbetter wants PBS to go back to the first imagined version of American public broadcasting.
Contradiction: Ledbetter prefers PBS broadcasting as it is now over how it was in the 50's'.
Contradiction: I have never seen any of the coverage. 
Contradiction: I was working in Plano
Contradiction: Very beautiful, she said in a cheery tone of voice.
Contradiction: A horse carries a woman along the beach.