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because they know that their readership is not coming from the same place that they were the other side of christmas. but i do think that if if. i mean, helen was talking about something that is corrosive of trust in journalists. if journalists actually knew about any of this before, if there were individuals that did know about some of these parties and didn t report them, i suspect that may come out in time, and that will be, you know, that s really problematic. i hope that s not the case i sincerely hope that s not the case but i do think that journalists, if they know about information that is damaging to government, they have an expectation, we all have an expectation they ll get it into the public domain, that s theirjob. laura, just quickly as we end, i mean, does it undermine does all this undermine trust injournalists, in newspapers? i think if that were to emerge, then, yes, potentially it would i think it would raise questions about the relationships that people ha
i suspect that may come out in time, and that will be, you know, that s really problematic. i hope that s not the case i sincerely hope that s not the case but i do think that journalists, if they know about information that is damaging to government, they have an expectation, we all have an expectation they ll get it into the public domain, that s theirjob. laura, just quickly as we end, i mean, does it undermine does all this undermine trust injournalists, in newspapers? i think if that were to emerge, then, yes, potentially it would i think it would raise questions about the relationships that people have with those in power, because presumably that would be the only reason any journalist in their right mind wouldn t pursue a story. because, as we said, regardless of who you work for, you want to get the best scoop and pound, you want to hold the government to account. it s about journalists working in a sense for themselves. so, yes, but, i mean, i don t think that we know
changed its tune very significantly probably because they know that their readership is not coming from the same place that they were the other side of christmas. but i do think that if if. i mean, helen was talking about something that is corrosive of trust in journalists. if journalists actually knew about any of this before, if there were individuals that did know about some of these parties and didn t report them, i suspect that may come out in time, and that will be, you know, that s really problematic. i hope that s not the case i sincerely hope that s not the case but i do think that journalists, if they know about information that is damaging to government, they have an expectation, we all have an expectation they ll get it into the public domain, that s theirjob. laura, just quickly as we end, i mean, does it undermine does all this undermine trust injournalists, in newspapers? i think if that were to emerge, then, yes, potentially it would i think it would raise
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