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Bezos wrote last night that he wanted to “roll this log over, and see what crawls out.”
Here's what the repercussions may be for Trump's favorite supermarket tabloid, their execs, and ongoing criminal probes.
My latest, with insights by @JoyceWhiteVance and @HarrySandick. ⬇️
Here's what the repercussions may be for Trump's favorite supermarket tabloid, their execs, and ongoing criminal probes.
My latest, with insights by @JoyceWhiteVance and @HarrySandick. ⬇️
@HarrySandick, ex-SDNY prosecutor, on possible 1A defense:
“Journalism is, you know, you have a story, you run it. It’s not like, you have a story, and you call the subject and say, ‘Well, if you do me a favor, I won’t run it.’ That seems like the opposite of journalism.”
“Journalism is, you know, you have a story, you run it. It’s not like, you have a story, and you call the subject and say, ‘Well, if you do me a favor, I won’t run it.’ That seems like the opposite of journalism.”
@JoyceWhiteVance found that the exposure for AMI could be wide given Bezos' explicit charge of "blackmail and extortion":
"There is a big family of extortion-related crimes in the federal system and so, prosecutors will go through each one of those statues systematically."
"There is a big family of extortion-related crimes in the federal system and so, prosecutors will go through each one of those statues systematically."
Plenty of other insights from both of them, so give it a full read.
