Why the news is so broken, according to one of the first journalists to cover Trump’s campaign

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<p>Katy Tur&rsquo;s parents were trailblazers in the journalism world. In the &rsquo;80s and &rsquo;90s, they revolutionized the breaking-news model, literally flying over the competition in their own chopper to capture Los Angeles&rsquo;s biggest stories &mdash; from Madonna and Sean Penn&rsquo;s wedding to the 1992 L.A. riots. Katy Tur grew up to be a journalist herself &mdash; she&rsquo;s now an anchor on MSNBC &mdash; and she writes about her life in her new memoir, <a href="https://books.apple.com/us/book/rough-draft/id1551656569"><em>Rough Draft</em></a>. In an interview with <a href="https://apple.news/T9rjlxm95TtTn3RWUl4SFiw"><em>Apple New In Conversation</em></a> host Shumita Basu, Tur discusses her unusual childhood and the direct line from the model of journalism her parents created to the rise of Donald Trump.</p>