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17:43Now PlayingThe federal prosecutor who signed off on the search warrant application leading to the raid of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson's home is now the subject of a disciplinary complaint before the Virginia State Bar. The Freedom of the Press Foundation argues that Assistant U.S. Attorney Gordon Kromberg, who previously prosecuted Julian Assange, failed to disclose that the search was barred under the Privacy Protection Act of 1980. The group's chief of advocacy Seth Stern explains why. Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News hosts.
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