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10:42Now PlayingDon goes head-to-head with TMZ’s Charlie Cotton in a heated debate over the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and what it represents in this political moment.
With ongoing attacks on the press and growing concerns about access, independence, and accountability, they tackle a tough question: should journalists attend, or does showing up risk normalizing the very behavior they’re meant to hold accountable?
Where’s the line between access and endorsement, and has it already been crossed?
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