After the abuses by the some members of the military at [[Abu Ghraib]] prison in [[Iraq]], many critics attacked Brokaw’s allegedly unbalanced coverage of the situation. Nightly News reported heavily on the abuse at Abu Ghraib, while failing to mention the recently-discovered abuses carried out by former dictator [[Saddam Hussein]]. Between 2003 and 2004, Nightly News showed 58 prison abuse stories, while only broadcasting five reports on Saddam’s recently-discovered mass <ref>Media Research Center, http://www.mrc.org/realitycheck/2004/fax20040512.asp</ref>.
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After the abuses by the some members of the military at [[Abu Ghraib]] prison in [[Iraq]], Brokaw was criticized for unbalanced coverage of the situation. Nightly News reported heavily on the abuse at Abu Ghraib, while failing to mention the recently-discovered abuses carried out by former dictator [[Saddam Hussein]]. Between 2003 and 2004, Nightly News showed 58 prison abuse stories, while only broadcasting five reports on Saddam’s recently-discovered mass graves<ref>Media Research Center, http://www.mrc.org/realitycheck/2004/fax20040512.asp</ref>.