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19:26Now PlayingEven though the Trump Justice Department withdrew its subpoenas against New York Times journalists, the government isn't out of the woods yet. Hours after the hearing, Judge Subramanian demanded answers about the government's application for a non-disclosure order that falsely claimed that the investigation wasn't public — and failing to disclose that the recipients of the subpoenas were journalists. The Freedom of the Press Foundation's chief of advocacy Seth Stern explains why sanctions might be next. Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News hosts.
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