Hannah Natanson

myself.We've actually seen this administration go after some reporters to try to uncover their confidential sources, in some cases believed to be people who work inside government.

There was a Washington Repost, uh, Washington Post reporter named Hannah Natanson who was reporting on the federal government, and she supposedly had over 1,000 sources, uh, among government employees who were giving her information, and a search warrant was executed at her home, her electronic devices were seized, and that put at risk the identities of all of the people who had been confiding in her legally.

Is that typical? Is that the type of thing that you would expect the Justice Department to do when a reporter has a lot of sources, and is it legal?

I, uh, I don't think it's legal.