GENERALLY, it goes without saying that a nation must balance press freedom with a need to keep vital information secret – especially when a war is raging. On one hand, a lack of information could spur panic should unfounded rumours be taken as true, but on the other any information that gets across to the enemy could give them a significant advantage. It has been said in newspaper articles, in books and online that the Chicago Sunday Tribune had inadvertently leaked that the United States had broken Japanese naval codes in the lead-up to the Battle of Midway.
make it look legal. to be able to do the muslim ban that he wanted. tucker: it s not even close to a muslim ban. trump himself called at that. tucker: is this a ban of all muslims? it is not but it is the political firepower that he got out of this, was using the term muslim ban tucker: i thought you were the word who the one using thad word. what contaminates the executive order tucker: it doesn t apply to most of the world s muslims. the point, here is the only point i am making. it s not about trump or what is in his heart. it is about the tens of millions of other americans who support this they are not supposed sg