story. O'Reilly criticized Kurtz's description that Fox pushed the story and said that Kurtz's newspaper, The Washington Post, had its own ombudsman Andrew Alexander say that it regretted not pursuing the story earlier due to newsworthiness. KURTZ: I think the argument that I've heard Olbermann make in the past about Fox News – it's not an argument that I embrace – is that, because it poses as a news organization and puts out dangerous misinformation is a cheerleader for the Bush administration, that it's misinforming our society. But you know what? They're entitled to do that. Kurtz's 2008 Reliable Sources interview of Kimberly Dozier, a CBS reporter wounded in Iraq, was criticized by several members of the media because Kurtz's wife had been paid as a publicist for Dozier's memoir. During the interview, Kurtz praised Dozier and read passages of her book. Personal life Kurtz married Sheri Annis in May 2003. Annis, a media consultant and political commentator, served as campaign spokesperson for Republican California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and has worked on various conservative political initiatives, including California's Proposition 227 and Proposition 209. References External links Profile at Fox News Column archive at The Daily Beast Kurtz's Media Notes on Washingtonpost.com (up to October, 2010 when he left the Post) 1953 births Living people People from Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn Journalists from New York City Television anchors from New York City American columnists American male journalists American media critics American television journalists Jewish American journalists CNN people Fox News people The Washington Post people University at Buffalo alumni Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism alumni 20th-century American journalists 21st-century American journalists 20th-century American Jews 21st-century American Jews