Media told to stop publishing privileged documents

Epoch Times: 

Judge Blocks New York Times From Publishing Project Veritas Documents

 A New York judge on Thursday ordered the New York Times to appear in court next week and defend publishing legal documents from Project Veritas and, in the meantime, stop publishing the privileged materials.

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The Times apparently got the material in what looks like an illegal leak from the FBI which got them in a raid of dubious legality.  Because the material they were looking for was about the President and his family, it appears they were acting on orders from above.  The material that was leaked does not appear to be remotely related to reason for the search warrant.  The leaker should be discovered and held to account for abusing the power of the FBI.

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