what kind of journalist do you like and when do you like to give clues to him?

Answer 1

A journalist I prefer is one who reports truth, both sides and
doesn't try to prejudice the reader. Just present the truth and
both sides and let the reader decide what to think.

Hardly any journalist does that these days. It is all Slant, bias
and spin.

Answer 2

That kind of journalist would be Walter Cronkite, in public opinion polls he was often called the most trusted man in America because of his professionalism and experience. He covered:
World War ll
the Nuremberg trials
the Cuban missile crisis
the JFK assassination
the Vietnam War
the Watergate scandal
and the Apollo 11 moon landing.
Cronkite had true credibility.

Answer 3

I like journalists who tell the truth and have a tenacity that allows them to dig deeper and get to the real core of the issue. I'm not sure what you mean about clues.