In 1949, Edward R. Murrow had colleague Don Hollenbeck contribute to the innovative media-review program, "CBS Views the Press" over the radio network's flagship station WCBS. Hollenbeck discussed Edward U. Condon, Alger Hiss, and Paul Robeson. Regarding Condon, Hollenbeck critiqued anti-communists for going about their business the wrong way: Communists want nothing more than to be lumped with freedom-loving non-Communists... This simply makes it easier for them to conceal their true nature, and to allege that the term 'Communist' is meaningless... At the same time, we cannot let abuses deter us from the legitimate exposing of real Communists. (Here, Hollenbeck was placing Condon in the "freedom-loving non-Communist" camp.)