Is Sky in danger of falling? Michael Wolff reacts as hacking scandal hits Murdoch's TV news in UK

"Viewpoint" host Eliot Spitzer and Michael Wolff, columnist for The Guardian and author of "The Man Who Owns the News," evaluate how an admission of email hacking at Sky News in the United Kingdom further threatens Rupert Murdoch's empire and whether the U.S. Justice Department has grounds to prosecute News Corporation on American shores. "Ultimately what happens to this company -- the fate of this company -- depends upon what the Justice Department does," says Wolff.
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Is Sky in danger of falling? Michael Wolff reacts as hacking scandal hits Murdoch's TV news in UK

"Viewpoint" host Eliot Spitzer and Michael Wolff, columnist for The Guardian and author of "The Man Who Owns the News," evaluate how an admission of email hacking at Sky News in the United Kingdom further threatens Rupert Murdoch's empire and whether the U.S. Justice Department has grounds to prosecute News Corporation on American shores. "Ultimately what happens to this company -- the fate of this company -- depends upon what the Justice Department does," says Wolff.
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'Major danger': Robert Moore on the potential for a US investigation of Rupert Murdoch's news empire

Robert Moore, Washington correspondent for ITV News, updates Keith on the latest developments in the British inquiry into Rupert Murdoch's News International, including allegations that public officials accepted bribes for providing information to The Sun.
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'Major danger': Robert Moore on the potential for a US investigation of Rupert Murdoch's news empire

Robert Moore, Washington correspondent for ITV News, updates Keith on the latest developments in the British inquiry into Rupert Murdoch's News International, including allegations that public officials accepted bribes for providing information to The Sun.
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