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    How 'Network' anchor Howard Beale made it to the White House

    by Clarence Page, Tribune Content Agency Jun 07, 2019 3 minutes

    Can there be a more revealing piece of prophetic art for our times than "Network"?

    I used to think the audacious 1976 Oscar-winning movie about a TV anchor who becomes a ratings sensation after losing his mind on air was more than a wee bit too cynical. Now, after the rise of Fox News, President Donald Trump and a new social media age of multitudinous online megaphones, I think the movie might have been

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