I guess my point is that if you read Jeffrey Simpson, for example, far from being an extreme leftist, he'll say to you that one of politicians' greatest complaints is that the media is too conservative, and other politicians will say the media is too liberal, and they'll say now that there's a right-wing bias in the media generally. This is why I find this issue so complicated.
It seems to me that journalists per se have a natural bias against authority, because their job is to keep authority from abusing power. So that's an endemic thing. So if the authority happens to be left-wing, I would expect that the journalists would be critical of that authority, maybe challenging some left-wing tendencies in the government or what have you.
I find this whole thing very problematic. I just don't know what to say to these charges of bias. You said you had examples also of situations where the local CBC producers' policies were in conflict with the national CBC policy. You said you had many examples. Could you give me one?