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Seymour Hersh's "Reporter: A Memoir," is nothing less than a masterclass in journalism. In his taut-but-engaging prose, the best investigative reporter of our time details some of his biggest scoops and the government incompetence surrounding them, ranging from the My Lai massacre in Vietnam to Watergate to the torture of American-held Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib. Hersh shows the importance of hard-nosed journalism in holding officials accountable and helping our democracy function. With blogs, opinion screed and Fake News such as Bretibart and Fox News on the ascendancy, I worry about our country's future, as does Hersh.