'A clear attempt to intimidate the press'

Ronell Anderson-Jones is a legal scholar and law professor at the University of Utah, while John Goodell is a former vice president and general counsel for The New York Times. They dive into the chilling effects of President Trump's lawsuits on press freedom, discussing significant settlements that raise alarms for journalists. The conversation highlights the implications of ongoing legal battles, the historical context of press relations with the presidency, and the urgent need to protect journalistic integrity against increasing legal pressures.