Bernard Goldberg

Bernard Goldberg was born May 31 1945, in New York City (New York), USA. He is a writer and is best known for Law & Order (1990), Real Sports (1995) as well as Do You Believe in Miracles (1995). The Story of America's Hockey Team (2001). Bernard Goldberg is the number one New York Times bestselling author of Bias 100 People who Are Screwing Up America and Arrogance. His work with CBS News and HBO has been recognized with eight Emmy Awards. He received the Alfred I. duPont Columbia University Award which is the highest famous broadcast journalism award.



 

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