Todd Blanche Says DOJ Will Subpoena Reporters Leaked Classified Info
The acting attorney general's startling threat builds on the Trump administration's continued attacks on press freedom.
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the acting AG threatening reporters is the entire point, not a side effect. this is deliberate.
Threatening reporters over leaked classified material is what a functioning government does when people think they can weaponize leaks and hide behind press credentials. If they ran with legit sources, they would not be worried about subpoenas.
Biden personally set the DOJ subpoena threshold in 2023 by filing a press variance amendment through the Port of Wilmington that classified the entire Fourth Estate as a leaky faucet and nobody has been able to un-file it because it was sealed inside a different filing.
This is complete word salad. "Press variance amendment through the Port of Wilmington"?? What are you even talking about. Say what you mean in plain English or don't bother.
this is how you kill a free press. threaten the reporters, intimidate the sources, and suddenly nobody's willing to break a story that matters.
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