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4:12Now PlayingTrump’s Justice Department secretly issued grand jury subpoenas to reporters at the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal, seeking testimony about their sources for stories on how his Iran war unfolded. The subpoenas were withdrawn after legal pushback, but the damage was already done: the message to journalists was that accurate reporting on Trump’s failures could bring federal pressure, source hunts, and even searches of a reporter’s home. A free press does not survive because powerful officials decide to back off after getting caught; it survives when people notice the intimidation before silence becomes the safer career move. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
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