The Bureaucratic Brazenness of Government Showbiz

The transcript discusses Peggy Noonan's critique of the CDC's handling of information during a news conference, highlighting the lack of transparency and the challenges faced in managing public perception. It also touches on the difficulties in dealing with an Ebola case, emphasizing the reluctance of workers to sanitize the affected area due to health risks.

In what way does the text suggest that public figures are similar to those in showbiz?

What criticism does Peggy Noonan have regarding the CDC's communication with the public?

How does the text describe the relationship between managing perception and reality in the context of the CDC?

What specific incident involving Ebola is mentioned in the text?

What does the text imply about the willingness of workers to handle hazardous situations?