The Press and the President

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Evan Osnos
The Political Scene | The New Yorker | Mar 17, 2017

In its first two months, the Trump administration has upturned the work of the Washington press corps, by favoring new conservative media outlets and curtailing access for the traditional press pool. Andrew Marantz joins Evan Osnos to discuss the complicated relationship between the press and the administration, and whether it’s as threatening to democracy as some observers fear.

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