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This is just completely the opposite of what journalism actually is. I mean, if we agree to that, we're no longer reporters. I I have two reactions.One, you know, of all the buildings, this is the one that has an $800 billion budget that can send American troops into harm's way. So, the idea that we can't ask questions about such consequential decisions is frightening to me. And and as a reporter, I don't even understand how it would be enforced because the way it's written, it says I can't seek information ...

The Trump administration is trying to make it even harder for reporters at the Pentagon to do their jobs of keeping us all aware of what the Defense Department is up to. NPR reports that going forward, journalists must sign a pledge not to gather any information, including unclassified reports, that has not been authorized for release. Those who fail to obey will lose their press credentials. Basically, don't do reporting. The National Press Club blasted the move, saying in a statement in part, quote, "This ...

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Investigative Journalism & Evidence - The importance of firsthand sources, documents, and contemporaneous notes in journalism for validity [5] - Awareness by multiple people, including Donald Trump, of Jeffrey Epstein's actions, indicating a degree of participation [6] - Assessing denials and lawsuits from politicians, highlighting the use of lawsuits for leverage [7][9] - Praising in-depth reporting, such as the New York Times' investigation into JP Morgan's alleged involvement in Epstein's crimes [10][11] - The necessity of dogged reporting, emphasizing firsthand witnesses and the luxury of time for thorough investigation [12][13] Political Landscape & Retribution - Trump's agenda of retribution and vengeance against those who have investigated or crossed him [13] - Comparison between Nixon and Trump, noting Nixon's warning against hate versus Trump's apparent embrace of it [13][14] - Trump's relationship with Putin, characterized by mutual respect and potential naivete regarding manipulation [13] - Concerns about the Republican effort to rewrite the history of the January 6 attack [15] Media & Journalism - The importance of caution and responsibility in journalism, especially in live TV news and the internet age [16] - The danger of "demon pomposity" and the need for restraint in journalism [17][18] - Worries about billionaire control and sway in the media industry, but highlighting the importance of independent editors [19] - Real journalism must be tough and independent, emphasizing time, skepticism, and great editors [21]

[Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Well, um, I have some questions for you or perhaps a single question. When was the last time you read something on the internet and you instantly believed it without questioning its ideological inclination, without questioning its propaganda, so on and so forth. Do you remember that.Well, I don't think so because because you're not the problem here. Well, let's start with some uncomfortable truths that we all have to address. Number one, India ranks 1 ...

We are joined now by a very, very, very special guest, a legend in the business, media titan, chairman of Liberty Media, and the man behind some of the biggest deals in media of our time, John Malone, author of Born to be Wired: Lessons from a Lifetime: Transforming Television, Wiring America for the Internet, and Growing Formula 1, Discovery, Sirius XM, and the Atlanta Braves. It is out uh today, and we want to welcome John for joining us today. John, it's great to see you.uh congratulations on the book. I ...