National News Journalist Exposes Link Between Antidepressants & Violence/Suicide. For verification, observe video shown on this webpage.

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Click on the video shown below to observe video of Fox News presentation features journalist, Douglas Kennedy gave report about the proven reality about the link that antidepressant drugs have to violence.




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Douglas Kennedy, has been a correspondent for FOX TV News for 18 years. Prior to that, he worked as a reporter for The Boston Herald, then a crime reporter for The New York Post. As a veteran TV news journalist, his live-coverage work has included, every presidential election since 1996, the Iraq War, the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center, as well as Hurricane Katrina, just to name a few. His hard-core journalism has also exposed, head-on, the psycho-pharmaceutical industry in more than 25 exposes spanning the last 13 years. USA Today—the most widely read newspaper in America—did a feature article naming high-profile journalists that advocate for a cause, which included Diane Sawyer, Bob Woodruff, Anne Curry, Oprah and Douglas Kennedy. He is the tenth child of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy.

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Martin Agronsky — Reporter and host of Agronsky and Company    
Bonnie Bernstein — sports journalist
Carl Bernstein — investigative reporter for the Washington Post, uncovered Watergate with Bob Woodward.
David Brooks — columnist, The New York Times
Morton Dean — CBS News reporter
Benjamin De Casseres — early the century journalist, critic and individualist anarchist
Matt Drudge — founder of The Drudge Report
Giselle Fernández — host of Access Hollywood  
Thomas Friedman — columnist, The New York Times  
Bernard Goldberg — CBS News reporter  
Jeffrey Goldberg — journalist, staff writer for The New Yorker and author of the book Prisoners  
Roy Gutman — Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist best known for his coverage of the war in the former Yugoslavia.
David Halberstam — Vietnam War correspondent  
Seymour Hersh — investigative journalist, uncovered My Lai massacre  
Paul Krugman — Nobel Prize-winning economist and columnist, The New York Times  
Dave Marash — Washington-based anchor of Al-Jazeera's English language    hour news channel.  
Suzy Menkes, fashion journalist  
Edwin Newman — NBC News journalist, Broadway critic, author  
Daniel Pearl — murdered foreign correspondent  
Frank Rich — columnist, The New York Times  
Geraldo Rivera — investigative television journalist and host, now with Fox News  
Steven V. Roberts — Washington pundit and U.S. News and World Report contributor  
William Safire — columnist, The New York Times  
Daniel Schorr — journalist who covered the world for more than    years, last as a senior news analyst for National Public Radio  
George Seldes — World War I correspondent, post-war international reporter and media critic  
Joel Siegel — film critic  
Morrie Siegel — sports writer      
Joel Stein — columnist, Los Angeles Times  
Gloria Steinem — feminist editor and writer, founder of Ms. magazine  
I. F. Stone — left-wing Washington correspondent and investigative journalist, NY Post, PM, The Nation and I.F. Stone's Weekly.  
Jake Tapper — CNN anchor and correspondent  
Mike Wallace — journalist,    Minutes correspondent  
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