On learning that he had been accused of this horrifying crime, Khawar sued the Globe for libel. Because of the article, he had received death threats from all over the world, he says, and his three sons had also been threatened with death. During the lawsuit, it became clear that none of the people at the Globe involved with the story had tried to check its accuracy. The Globe appealed, and the California Court of Appeals affirmed the verdict in favor of Khawar. The Globe has appealed to the Supreme Court of California and has been joined by an array of the nation's leading newspapers and broadcast organizations.
P says the media believes that it can do anything it wants.
We, the media, have no moral obligations to the public. We are not responsible for fact checking. A caller says that Prager bases his show on the same technique that the Globe does. He bases his show on newspaper articles without any independent investigation. The caller could not come up with an example, but I, Luke Ford, remember how Prager castigated those men in Nevada who were arrested for biological weapons.