Sarah Palin v. The New York Times

Eric Wemple, media critic for The Washington Post, delves into the legal battle between Sarah Palin and The New York Times over a damaging editorial. They discuss the implications this trial has on media protections, especially amidst rising political violence and misinformation. Wemple emphasizes the challenges public figures face against media narratives and reflects on the landmark New York Times v. Sullivan case, which established vital press freedoms. Ultimately, the conversation raises questions about journalistic accountability and the future of media law.