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'''Rager Mudd''' (born 1928) is an award winning [[American]] [[journalist]] and broadcaster. Over his career, Mudd has worked in key roles as a broadcaster, which includes has worked as co-anchor of [[NBC Nightly News]], [[Meet the Press]], [[CBS Evening News]], [[PBS]], and primary anchor of [[The History Channel]].

'''Rager Mudd''' (born 1928) is an award-winning [[American]] [[journalist]] and broadcaster. Over his career, Mudd has worked in key roles as a broadcaster, which includes has worked as co-anchor of [[NBC Nightly News]], [[Meet the Press]], [[CBS Evening News]], [[PBS]], and primary anchor of [[The History Channel]].

   

   

==Journalism==

==Journalism==

==Film==

==Film==

Throughout his career Mudd has worked on many award winning documentary's. In 1971, Mudd narrated a [[CBS]] documentary, ''The Selling of the Pentagon'', this film explored the increase utilization and cost of public relations done by the military-industrial to shape a pro-military sociality. The film created a huge outburst of criticism from government officials and also drew lawsuits against the network which aired the documentary.<ref>http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/S/htmlS/sellingofth/sellingofth.htm</ref> Mudd continued to host and help produce documentaries on subjects such as the American school system, the United States Marines, Niagara Falls, Biblical Disasters, and the founding fathers among other topics.<ref>http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0610925/</ref> In 2004, he was consultant to the documentary film "Fog of War," which won an Academy Award for best documentary. The documentary covered [[Robert McNamara]], the Secretary of Defense in the Kennedy and Johnson Administration.<ref>http://www.amazon.com/Fog-War-Eleven-Lessons-McNamara/dp/B0001L3LUE</ref>

Throughout his career Mudd has worked on many award-winning documentary's. In 1971, Mudd narrated a [[CBS]] documentary, ''The Selling of the Pentagon'', this film explored the increase utilization and cost of public relations done by the military-industrial to shape a pro-military sociality. The film created a huge outburst of criticism from government officials and also drew lawsuits against the network which aired the documentary.<ref>http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/S/htmlS/sellingofth/sellingofth.htm</ref> Mudd continued to host and help produce documentaries on subjects such as the American school system, the United States Marines, Niagara Falls, Biblical Disasters, and the founding fathers among other topics.<ref>http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0610925/</ref> In 2004, he was consultant to the documentary film "Fog of War," which won an Academy Award for best documentary. The documentary covered [[Robert McNamara]], the Secretary of Defense in the Kennedy and Johnson Administration.<ref>http://www.amazon.com/Fog-War-Eleven-Lessons-McNamara/dp/B0001L3LUE</ref>

==Awards==

==Awards==