Ever wonder how politics turned into a take-no-prisoners blood sport? The New York Times bestselling author of Stonewalled pulls back the curtain on the shady world of opposition research and reveals the dirty tricks those in power use to influence your opinions.

Behind most major political stories in the modern era, there is an agenda; an effort by opposition researchers, spin doctors, and outside interests to destroy an idea or a person. The tactic they use is the Smear. Every day, Americans are influenced by the Smear without knowing it. Paid forces cleverly shape virtually every image you cross. Maybe you read that Donald Trump is a racist misogynist, or saw someone on the news mocking the Bernie Sanders campaign. The trick of the Smear is that it is often based on some shred of truth, but these media-driven "hit pieces" are designed to obscure the truth. Success hinges on the Smear artist’s ability to remain invisible; to make it seem as if their work is neither calculated nor scripted. It must appear to be precisely what it is not.

Veteran journalist Sharyl Attkisson has witnessed this practice firsthand. After years of being pitched hit jobs and puff pieces, she’s an expert at detecting Smear campaigns. Now, the hard-hitting investigative reporter shares her inside knowledge, revealing how the Smear takes shape and who its perpetrators are—including Clinton confidant Sidney Blumenthal and, most influential of all, "right-wing assassin turned left-wing assassin" (National Review) political operative David Brock and his Media Matters for America empire.

Attkisson exposes the diabolical tactics of Smear artists, and their outrageous access to the biggest names in political media—operatives who are corrupting the political process, and discouraging widespread citizen involvement in our democracy.

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Sharyl Attkisson is a five-time Emmy Award winner and recipient of the Edward R. Murrow award for investigative reporting. She is author of the new book "The Smear" to be released in Spring 2017 and the New York Times best seller "Stonewalled." Attkisson hosts the Sunday morning national TV news program "Full Measure," which focuses on investigative and accountability reporting.For thirty years, Attkisson was a correspondent and anchor at CBS News, PBS, CNN and in local news.

In 2013, she received an Emmy Award for OutstandingInvestigative Journalism for her reporting on "The Business of Congress," whichincluded an undercover investigation into fundraising by Republican freshmen.She received two other Emmy nominations in 2013 for "Benghazi: Dying forSecurity" and "Green Energy Going Red." Additionally, Attkisson received a 2013Daytime Emmy Award as part of the CBSSunday Morning team's entry for Outstanding Morning Program for her report:"Washington Lobbying: K-Street Behind Closed Doors." In September 2012, Attkisson received the Emmy for OutstandingInvestigative Journalism and the RTNDA Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence inInvestigative Reporting for the "Gunwalker: Fast and Furious" story.

Attkisson received an Investigative Emmy Award in 2009 forher exclusive investigations into the Bush TARP bank bailout. She received anInvestigative Emmy Award in 2002 for her series of exclusive reports about Red Cross mismanagement. She has received numerous Gerald Loeb Finalist awards, including in 2016, and Emmy nominations for reporting on Follow the Money, Congressional oversight, aid to Haiti, Firestone tires, and dangers of prescription drugs and vaccines (including links to autism).

Attkisson is one of the few journalists to have flown in aB-52 on a combat mission and in an F-15 fighter jet Combat AirPatrol flight. She's a fourth degree black belt in TaeKwonDo.

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Behind most major political stories there is an agenda: to destroy an idea or the people advancing it. Maybe you watched someone on the news report that Donald Trump is a racist misogynist, saw a Facebook post about Russian hackers, or heard that Hillary Clinton used a body double during her campaign. Regardless of accuracy, the themes get repeated until they become accepted by many as the truth. It’s called “the smear.” Sophisticated operatives work behind the scenes to establish narratives, manipulate journalists, and shape the images you see every day. Nothing is by accident.

Now hard-hitting investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson takes you behind the scenes of the modern smear machine, exploring how operatives from super PACs, corporations, and both sides of the political aisle have manipulated a complicit mainstream media to make disinformation, rumor, and dirty tricks defining traits of our democracy.

And she doesn’t just tell stories—she names names, sharing her deeply researched account of how smears take shape and who their perpetrators are—from Clinton confidant Sidney Blumenthal to liberal political operative David Brock. Dissecting the most divisive, partisan election in American history, she explores how both sides used every smear tactic as a political weapon, culminating in Donald Trump’s hard-fought victory, even as his detractors have continued their smears against him into the Oval Office.

What emerges is a timely assault on the mainstream media’s willingness to sacrifice ethics for clicks, and the cynical politicians and high-paid consultants who exploit this reality.

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Happy Wanderer

Reporting that should be required reading.

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2017

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I look forward to Sharyl Attkisson's Full Measure every week. I appreciate that her reporting is in
depth, relevant, and not focused on whatever the "hot" topic of the day is. One of my greatest
frustrations is that that most Sunday morning "news" programs (Meet the Press, Face the
Nation, This Week, etc.) are almost carbon copies of each other, sub out Chuck Todd for
George Stephanopoulos or John Dickerson. The lineups are nearly identical and both the
commentators and the guests seem to be on very limited talking points. Really the only
difference comes down to style and preference much like the difference between a Toyota and
a Honda. I prefer Face the Nation to Meet the Press much like someone might prefer the Accord to a Camry. The little nuances make them feel different but really they are almost the same.

Attkisson's program is different. She is not a political reporter although her work does encompass the political - how could it not? Instead her stories are focused on reporting news like America's nuclear waste or the potential impacts of gadolinium not recycling opinions about Trump or Clinton. She also appears to be fairly balanced in her reporting; while I can watch most shows and be able to say without a doubt whether the host leans right or left, I would not be so quick to judge Attkisson's politics. This is important because this a major reason I was drawn to The Smear. Attkisson strikes me as what reporters should be - as neutral as possible (recognizing that by the
nature or being human there is always some level of bias). I also was incredibly appreciative of the fact that I learned about her book not from her shamelessly plugging it on her show (like so
many hosts do ) but from an interview she gave on another show, not even on her network.

The premise of The Smear is that we live in an age where the news media is corrupted by
smear campaigns conducted by partisan interests trying to blur what is fact and fiction.
According to Attkisson many reputable media sources have been compromised by journalists
and/or producers willingness to accept and even solicit the narratives distributed by partisan
sources masquerading as neutral non-profits, think tanks, etc. Instead of conducting
independent investigations and/or trying to find balance for news stories, news media is tossing
journalistic ethics to the wind for easy pieces fed to them by partisan interests and “smear
artists.”

In some ways I think the term “blur” is a more appropriate term for what is happening. The intent is to confuse and/or distract from the issue so that the less favorable narrative is
hidden/discredited and the more favorable narrative is marketed/shared. These smears/blurs are instigated through outright lies/fiction , the misconstruing of grains of truth, illegal planting of/manipulation of information, and/or astroturfing. When consumers can’t tell what is fact from fiction, the truth is easier to manipulate. In clearly organized detail, Attkisson lays out the progressively more prevalent takeover of media by “smear artists” and the eventual evolution to what is now been coined as “fake news.” Interestingly though many of those demanding that fake news be suppressed, are the original architects of smear tactics. Attkisson also shares examples how smear campaigns are conducted by governments (including our own) as well as partisan interests outside of government.

While The Smear is a very worthy read, it was not quite what I had expected. In many ways the
book felt like a hit job (a smear perhaps?) on David Brock, and to a lesser extent, Hillary Clinton, et.al. Brock is portrayed as a villainous puppet master much as the Koch's were portrayed in Jane Mayer's Dark Money. Their roles in the development of smear is unquestionable but I couldn’t help but wonder why it seemed as if only token coverage was given to some laudable conservative smear artists. Regardless of the culprit’s political leanings, the mechanistic techniques remain the same; I just wish that there was a little more balance of sides, which is surprising because I have always felt like Sharyl Attkisson was balanced. In this case I think the she lost a little of that.

My other critique is a stylistic one. In the introduction she warns that a lot of her sources asked to remain anonymous for obvious reasons when you read the book. Even so I wish she gave
more detailed citation of facts/articles (footnotes, bibliography, something). As I read about different events, articles, etc., I found myself regularly checking online sources to verify/find more information. This felt awkward given the book calls into question many of the online checking sources I had to employ (including Google).

Even with the mild partisan imbalance and the citation protocols used, the core message of The
Smear is one that needs to be heard and heeded. Just over ten years ago Larry Beinhart gave
caution to similar issues in his book Fog Facts. His work was largely ignored. With Sharyl
Attkisson’s reputation and more focused attention on the subject, perhaps now the message can be heard and the spiral of media smear can be curtailed.

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Tracy703

A must read!

Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2017

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I've always appreciated Sheryl Attkison's reporting, so was eager to hear her perspective on this subject. She distills in these pages why the voice in the back of your head whispers "hypocrisy", "bias", "coordinated attack". It provides the insight and evidence that we've come to expect in her reporting, and opens the curtains of the smear industry so we might peer in and be prepared to spot when the smear is in play (hint...it's everywhere!). It's like a cipher key to consuming today's media.

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Stephen J. Triesch

A depressing but necessary look at media manipulation and corruption

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2017

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This book documents political smear campaigns, behind-the-scenes coordination between the press and political campaigns and other special interests, and efforts by our own government to manipulate the news, influence public opinion, and punish whistleblowers. Although some events in the book go back to the 1990's, most of the information pertains to events of the last ten years, with the emphasis on the 2016 presidential campaign and its aftermath.

Those who follow politics closely will not be surprised by Attkisson's narrative, but some will be surprised by the extent of the shenanigans she describes - the vast scope of media manipulation, the huge sums of money, and the number of people involved. Worst of all, our own government seems to be an active player in much of this.

Although smears and media manipulation come from both sides of the political spectrum, more than 80% of what Attkisson describes comes from the left.

Among her most serious allegations:

1. Many op-eds that you read on the editorial page are not written by the person whose byline appears beneath them, but by activists working for political campaigns, corporations, and special-interest groups.

2. The Obama Department of Justice and other Obama agencies targeted reporters, stonewalled investigations, and maintained behind-the-scenes relationships with special interests.

3. The federal government creates fake Internet identities to flood social media with propaganda in support of, or against, various policies, media outlets, or individuals. Fake Internet identities are also created by hired consultants and political operatives

4. In the 2016 presidential campaign, there was back-and-forth collusion between the Clinton campaign, the DNC, and major media outlets.

5. Left-wing consultants and operatives conspire to dig up dirt on conservative media personalities with the intent of forcing them off the air. Fox News in its entirety has even been targeted.

6. When you see numerous media outlets use almost the identical language and phrasing to describe a story, it is no accident; they are responding to cues given them by paid political operatives.

This book should alert the naïve, confirm the suspicions of the wary, and shame professional journalists. It will NOT shame the spinmeisters and scandal-mongers who earn big money by corrupting politics, journalism, government, corporations, special interests, and the entire fabric of our social media.

I give the book four stars instead of five mainly because it is not properly footnoted, a deficiency which critics will no doubt bring up. Sources are usually referenced, but specific footnotes giving actual dates are not provided. I do not doubt the sourcing because I specifically remember many of incidents described by Attkisson when they were first reported, but footnotes would have been helpful.

Another quibble is that Attkisson seems to alternate between present and past tense, perhaps because much of the book was written as events were actually unfolding.

Finally, the book has what I consider to be some major omissions. Most notably, there is no mention of the "Plamegate" controversy during the Bush administration, when the media conducted a two-year smear campaign of innuendo against the Bush administration even though the media almost certainly knew they were pushing a false narrative.

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J. B. Paley

An Excellent and Very Informative Book!

Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2017

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This book is indispensable for anyone wanting insight into the current media climate. I wish it had been available prior to the 2016 election. It would have proved an invaluable tool for evaluating the often confusing and conflicting media themes. I will be far more discriminating in my "news" consumption from now on. Sharyl is an absolute treasure for those of us who depend on getting correct information on which to base our opinions and decisions.

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O. G. M. Morgan

Outstanding exposé of the politicisation of American journalism.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 27, 2017

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This is another outstanding book by Sharyl Attkisson. I do have one complaint about it (to which I shall get shortly), which is why I begrudge it one out of the five stars. The important thing is that she demonstrates again impeccable qualities of a truly investigative reporter.

Her subject is the way unscrupulous politicians in the United States have co-opted equally shameless journalists to do their dirty work for them, by making unsubstantiated claims about opponents. The way it works is very simple. The politicians get obliging journalists to peddle identical stories, simultaneously. It doesn't matter if the stories are true, only partly true, or completely false, as long as they get maximum publicity. Any subsequent retraction will appear in very small print on page three hundred and forty-seven. Attkisson shows how certain journalists make their services willingly available to the dissemination of propaganda. Although Sharyl Attkisson is herself admirably even-handed and points to Republican abuses, as well as Democratic ones, the fact is that nearly ninety per cent of American journalists admit to Democratic leanings, so the huge majority of the cases she documents are Democratic ones. Hillary Clinton, John Podesta, Debbie Wasserman Schultz and especially David Brock don't come out of this book too well.

British readers who are unfamiliar with American politics may not recognise Brock's name. He looks like a blow-dried raccoon and miraculously metamorphosed from an intensely anti-Clinton writer in the early Nineties, to a fanatical Clintonista from the end of that decade and ever since. Quite what caused the transformation is unclear, but he probably thought Al Gore was going to win the 2000 election and that Hillary Clinton had 2008 in the bag. He clearly thought the same about 2016, so Sharyl Attkisson takes some rather obvious pleasure from pointing out how often Brock has got it wrong; she also quotes Democrats who think he's a liability. All the same, in between whiles, Brock has attempted to ruin reputations and has arguably succeeded on some occasions.

Sharyl Attkisson has produced an almost encyclopaedic account of how smear merchants work. It's not simply a question of telling blatant lies, although there is plenty of that. There is also the way exactly the same message is put out at exactly the same time by a whole group of media outlets, supposedly spontaneously. I remember the way Peter Mandelson and the Chief of the Defence Staff miraculously managed to use identical expressions, when writing letters to the Daily Telegraph on the same day. Well, multiply that by about six, for the American version. Sharyl Attkisson is nothing if not dogged and she can list instances where the Democrat-leaning press has used the Democrats' choice of vocabulary with remarkable unanimity.

Then there is the "astroturfing": basically, chucking around uncomplimentary adjectives in the hope that some will stick. Think of when Democrats accuse opponents (every day with a "D" in it) of being "racist", or when they claim a Republican has links to the ku klux klan (actually an organisation with solidly Democratic connections). Attkisson can produce whole catalogues of these slurs. The cleverness of this technique is that the ordinary observer, with a thousand and one better things to do than to analyse political matters, may accept astroturfing at face value. Sharyl Attkisson's genius is the ability to spot the trick and to expose it.

There is one little failing in her writing and that is her persistent use of the "historic present", i.e. using the present tense, in place of a past tense, to create greater immediacy. It's something I have noticed in another book of hers and I don't pretend to understand her preference for it. There are no footnotes, but she is clear about her sources, where she can be. Given the nature of the subject matter, it's not a huge surprise that quite a few of her informants had no desire to be "on the record".

So Sharyl Attkisson has a bit of trouble with her tenses, but she is a journalist with rock-solid integrity. If only there were a few more like her.

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Some of the smear techniques mentioned have now crossed the pond

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 10, 2018

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Very interesting expose, written in an easy to read style. Its now easy to recognise that some of the smear techniques mentioned have now crossed the pond, and are being used very effectively to undermine Brexit. I look at newspapers, and most particularly the Times, in a completely new light now.

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CBW

How modern politics works, (or doesn't).

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 16, 2018

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A must read on the modern world and its politics. Ms Atkisson pulls no punches in this expose. Although it is written around the political scene in the USA, the techniques exposed here will be familiar to any UK resident who takes an interest in our political life. I would have liked to read more on the use of social media, especially how a small "Twitter Storm" can be read as a majority opinion by politicians. As they say, "He who shouts loudest...." In summary, a great read.

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Ann Hardy

very revealing

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 7, 2019

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Understanding the way that smearing works enables you to see it in action - the feeding of newspapers with the same spun story results in all of them using the same or similar key words in recounting it.

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Must Read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 9, 2018

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A chilling read - and one that makes you hate the MSM and our duplicitous elite - thank God for the Donald !!!

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Heather Bosworth

Step outside your box

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 27, 2018

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Oh my goodness - scary stuff... how naïve we can be. Learned a lot - some things perhaps better to be ignorant about!

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Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 23, 2017

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Great book! Wonderful background information on the media and ...

Reviewed in Canada on October 17, 2017

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Great book! Wonderful background information on the media and their relationships with political parties and smear tactics they use. Downside is once you read it you will never trust another news outlet, left or right the gatekeepers abuse their positions. Sharyl does a great job laying it all out, the media is letting us all down by becoming so political. The five W's of journalism , objectivity appear gone forever...shady backroom smear campaigns, collusion by the mass media with politicians, distortions of reality are the norm now.

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James H. Carey

A Tough Read but Well Worth the Time

Reviewed in Canada on October 24, 2017

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I found Sharyl’s facts & insight very enlightening for me being a Canadian Conservative. She opens the back door on the Fake News & damaging propaganda that has ruined so many good & honest reporters in the media. The overwhelming statistics & monetary data were difficult to wade through without rereading.

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John W. McCullough

Heavily financed vested interest groups have seize control of the media and the political process

Reviewed in Canada on January 24, 2019

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Unbelievable investigative, unbiased reporting from a real experienced professional reporter who obviously does not care who she might offend while under covering the truth. Such in depth reporting could only be done by a person who knows the political landscape and has numerous solid/reliable contacts. This is definitely not product of the false news industry as her information is multiple sourced and her writing is not concerned with being politically correct. This woman’s detailed reporting is a journalistic treasure!

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Alexander G. Mills

Finally Some Truth About The Manipulation Of The Media

Reviewed in Canada on October 14, 2017

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I feel I now have a better understanding of how both sides manipulate TV news, Newspapers and the Internet.
It is a shame that it is so hard to find unbiased news in any form in this day and age when the truth is more important than ever before. It would be nice to find a news outlet that just reported the facts and did not omit those they did not like.
A well written and unbiased account and I have recommended it to family and friends of all political persuasions.

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Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2018

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This book is a must read by everyone whom wants to get informed about what is happening in the United States. The corruption of CIA, FBI, NSA, DOJ, and FAKE NEWS. The corruption with Uranium One, Bengazi, Fast and Furious the Clinton Foundation...and much more....

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WOW from a canadien!!!

Reviewed in Canada on July 23, 2017

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An amazing insight into the backroom slander and smear campaigns in American politics. Being canadian I never realized to what extent and cost the powers to be will go to disparage/destroy their opponents or protect oneself. WOW;

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Great book. You will never watch or read "news" ...

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Great book. You will never watch or read "news" the same way after reading this. Especially timely in this new era of "fake news" and troll farms.

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Absolutely incredible!

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An important read for our times! Could not put it down!

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