Major network news chiefs review election, look to future

In this article by BETH FOUHY, Associated Press WriterLast Updated 5:51 am PST Tuesday, November 16, 2004. I would like to draw your attention to these two parragraphs:

"On Iraq, the three said that, in retrospect, they should have more aggressively questioned the Bush administration's grounds for invading Iraq in the spring of 2003.
"Simply stated, we let down the American people on weapons of mass destruction, and I sincerely regret that," Westin said."

This is a good example of how bias the networks are. What they are saying is if they had been more aggressive in their reporting in Iraq (aggressive meaning putting a negative spin on things) then the election would have turned out the to reflect the exit polls.