know and when did she know it? and he pointed at that reporter, who was in fact covering the press conference. he said she was going to be the subject of a criminal investigation for this tacitly reporting she was doing on scandals in the sheriff s office. and addition to putting up her photo, he put up a list of alleged crimes. who is pretty sure this reporter might have committed on scandals in his office. we cover this earlier on the show, earlier this week. we can report tonight after a furious pushback, that that sheriff is now pretending he never did that. it s one thing to change your mind and say, okay, my bad, i get carried away. it s another thing to say, oh, no, i didn t do that, you dastardly people, for saying that they did. let s all forget that that happened. how about we don t? that hero we porter from the los angeles times is actually going to be here tonight for a first national interview, he will be our guest coming up in just a few minutes.
on scandals in his office. we cover this earlier on the show, earlier this week. we can report tonight after a furious pushback, that that sheriff is now pretending he never did that. it s one thing to change your mind and say, okay, my bad, i get carried away. it s another thing to say, oh, no, i didn t do that, you dastardly people, for saying that they did. let s all forget that that happened. how about we don t? that hero we porter from the los angeles times is actually going to be here tonight for a first national interview, he will be our guest coming up in just a few minutes. but this idea that there is a supposed terrible threat from the press and that reporters are not just irritating the people in power, but actually criminal, that the freedom of the press is a threat that must be destroyed, physically destroyed, i mean, this is something that we should be fluent in them. i mean, this is an issue that is not hiding its light under a