Journalism in Trump's "Post-Truth" World

The line between fiction and reality, between what was once unthinkable and what is now happening, comes across as very blurred in news coverage of Trump. But a lot of lines shouldn’t be blurry. There are things that are true. And there are things are totally made up. Sorting through them and making sense of complicated issues is the job of journalism… right? We talk with media critics Carlos Maza and Jennifer Pozner about how to report on the president in an era when nothing can be trusted.