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"Journalist Bari Weiss confronted CNN's Brian Stelter over whether the infamous New York Times op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., truly put "lives in danger," as left-wing staffers furiously claimed last year.
During an appearance on the "Reliable Sources" podcast posted Thursday, Weiss called for more journalists to stand up against "craziness" like the liberal revolt at the paper over the Cotton op-ed headlined, "Send in the Troops." Cotton argued in a Times op-ed that the Trump administration should be willing to use military force to quell violent uprisings in American cities, causing an unprecedented meltdown as Times staffers mounted a coordinated effort to declare the piece had put the lives of Black staffers and others in danger.
The episode was widely cited as another example of wokeness bringing a powerful institution to heel. Weiss told Stelter it would take an "epidemic of courage" at woke-leaning institutions like the New York Times to bring them back to places of sanity and open debate."
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