I think the answer to the question is 'yes, comma, it depends.' There are circumstances in which it certainly would be constitutionally permissible to hold reporters to the same criminal law standards that every other citizen in the United States is expected to follow.
Sales states that reporters can be held accountable under certain conditions.
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I think they are, Congressman, in a number of different ways. The withdrawal from Afghanistan was an enormous morale boost for our adversaries.
If 1 percent of that number were folks intending to do harm in the nature of terrorists, something like that, that would be 13,000.
I'd like to see accountability, Congressman, for a colossal foreign policy and national security failure of the sort that we saw in Afghanistan.
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