The National Press club. Were so delighted, so many of here with us today. Im Eileen O Reilly, the president of the National Press club and managing of standards and training and axios thank you for joining us both here and on cspan for a headliner event with journalists and Nobel Laureate maria ressa who is the founder and ceo of rappler a groundbreaking online news site based in the philippines. I am a subscriber, by the way, i love the motto fearless reporting delivered to you. Were to accept your questions. And after graces opening remarks. Ill ask as many as time permits. So seminar question online please email headliners at press dot org and put maria ressa in the subject line. For our cspan and public radio audiences is a light to remind you that in the honest today members of the general public so applause or reaction that you hear not necessarily from the working press where it is now a pleasure introduce this distinguished head table please stand when your name called startin
China and egypt topping the list for the second year in a row. Well look at the 25th annual survey by the committee to protect journalists, and get an update on the case of mexican journalist Emilio Gutierrez, who is fighting his deportation from a u. S. Detention center in el paso after receiving Death Threats for reporting on alleged corruption in the mexican military. Emilio it would appear i would need to enter the United States with bullet holes on the front and back of my body, or mutilated, which institutional criminal group, the mexican government, says. He was honored by the National Press club in october. Lastly, its executive director visited him in detention along with Texas Democratic beto orourk. Well speak with bill mccarren, executive director of the National Press club, who went to and plan exit from our prison time interview. But first, Homeland Security goes abroad. Not everyone is grateful. A new investigation reveals how the department of Homeland Security has thou
Emilio Gutierrez Soto came to the National Press Club on Wednesday with a message of gratitude. Press freedom advocates came with a call to action. The 60-year-old journalist fled with his son to the U.S.-Mexico border in 2008 seeking asylum after receiving death threats because of his reporting on Mexican military corruption. After 15 years,…
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