Pete Hegseth's Press Crackdown is Backfiring
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's attempt to silence journalists has ignited cross-ideological media solidarity.
Over 100 resident Pentagon press members who failed to sign Hegseth's new policy, which restricts reporters to only publish preauthorized information, are required to turn in their passes and vacate the premises.
Well, we're all standing in solidarity, almost all of us.
Fox News host Bret Baier stated, as CNN's Brian Stelter reported an "impressive show of solidarity" with nearly every major U.S. press corps standing united in defiance.
Author's summary: Hegseth's policy sparks media solidarity.
- Pentagon's new press restrictions
- Over 100 press members affected
- Major U.S. press corps stands in solidarity
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