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0:29Now PlayingHistorian Heather Cox Richardson and Jim Acosta discuss the Natalie Harp frenzy, and how it is a distraction from a White House that is leaking and turning on itself. Both say collapsing trust in the corporate press is what's pushing Americans toward independent news, and Richardson warns this moment rhymes with the 1850s, 1890s and early 1930s, when a new media rose because the old outlets stopped covering what people actually cared about.
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