But, of course there are people who say she really didn't know she had crossed a line because the line is ambiguous. Arruda says she was never warned by the station, never told what not to do. One would think she would have known. But perhaps not. You learn as you go and you learn by absorbing what you're exposed to.
Talk radio is full of screams and accusations and interruptions.
Television is full of small stories masquerading as news. It's all very folksy and hometown. But in the process the bigger issues, the real news, is reduced, made part of a mix that is far too easy to swallow.