It shouldnt be tax deductible. But first, did anything really interesting happen where you worked yesterday . The the post has been sold to jeff besos. Every graham, not the only everybody but at the top of the Washington Post company had the same reaction when they started to think about the possibility which was great surprise. It was good for the post. We knew we could keep the post alive. Our aspirations have been to see if we could feigned a buyer. I have spent 42 years of my life working in this build iing, basically all my working career. And i love this place. Im really devoted to its future and its success. Thats don graham. Don graham is the grandson of eugene meyer who bought the Washington Post in 1933. Hes the son of katharine graham, the great publisher who led the post to great neness the water great era. Don graham, he went to vietnam. He came back, he worked as a beat cop in washington, d. C. Then he went to the sports desk. He moved up through the ranks of the post. H
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And good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. Day 581 of the trump administration, and just tonight a short time ago, in fact, new legal troubles potentially for the president on a new front. Well let the New York Times tell it. Quote, the Manhattan District Attorneys Office is considering pursuing criminal charges against the Trump Organization and two Senior Company officials in connection with Michael Cohens hush money payment to an adult film actress, according to two officials of the matter. A state investigation would settle on how the company accounted for its reimbursements to mr. Cohen for the 130,000 he paid to the actress, stephanie clifford, who has said she had an affair with President Trump, closed quote. Mostly along those same lines a big story today had to do with a long time friend of the president who has apparently turned on him. The publisher of the National Enquirer, david pecker, has been granted immuny by federal prosecutors for in
Donald trump hits a dark new milestone, raising new questions about how to deal with disinformation emanating from the oval office. First, the right has long accused the media of bias, but now some on the left are echoing those accusations. Bernie sanders lashing out at the washington post, accusing the pape of taking orders from its own, amazon owner jeff bezos. This comes as tensions over coverage of trump and race hit a fever pitch in the New York Times news room with slate publishing a full transcript of the papers town hall this 35st week where New York Times editor spoke out on covering the president. Saying, this is hard stuff. Were covering a president who lies and says outlandish things, but our role is not to be the leader of the resistance. With me to discuss is adam serwer, mary curtis, jim rootenberg and writer for the New York Times opinion section, bari weiss. Welcome to reliable sources. This resistance issue is not necessarily unique to the times, but does journalism n