In 1994 almost a fifth of its 5000-plus character story "Exposing Taiwan's First Family" was about Lai Kuo-chou, the son-in-law of President Lee Teng-hui who was then secretary general of the National Press Council. It called him "a representative of Lee in his efforts to control the media" and said that Chengchih University refused to offer him a new contract because he "often didn't show up for class."
八十三年一篇「透視台灣第一家庭」五千多字的報導中，其中九百多字論及當時新聞評議會秘書長賴國洲，稱他為「李登輝整合媒體的代表人」，還說他原來任教的政大新聞系，該年決定不發聘書，「理由是他經常缺課」等等。