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the idea to protest seems to encourage that kind of conspiracy thinking by the president and his loyalistsbout collusion? did you do that? ." collusion is maybe something you do in secret maybe in trump tower. this conversation was evident from the get-go and what we were up to. we didn't publish the same exact editorial. what is remarkable about this project each of these newspapers, in their own words, talked about the importance of the free press. and i would would just say to what brian is talking about. listen. it's one thing for the american people to sour on the press. it's sort of come and gone in waves over the years. the important distinction here is for the president of the united states to be declaring the press a domestic threat is going to resonate very differently and anchor and in moscow and in beijing and all of the places where journalists are very, you know, in a very tough situation around the world. and, you know, the importance of journalism in a free and self-governing democratic republic is very important and can't be understated. >> brian, back to you here. the pre

the idea of joining together to protest him seems almost to encourage that kind of conspiracy thinking by the president and his loyalist what is your take on that? >> they did endorse the view rhetoric is dangerous. thei the issue here is not donald trump's policies. that is a separate issue. the issue here is donald trump's attack on bed rock of democracy and that is a free and informed citizenry. as your intro pointed out so he will kweptly, the business of journalism is done fundamentally at the local level in the united states. towns and cities all across the country. they weighed in today and they hold local school boards accountable. they hold local factories, that they're not dumping waste into the rivers. these are primarily local stories. to brand them as an enemy of the people, a domestic threat is incredible danger for democracy. we offered them to take an opportunity to take a stand in their own words. it's not collusion if you're transparent about what you're doing. >> the l.a. times writes an opinion that is different, it's also okay. we're all supposed to be -- >> not only that, we included several edito

the idea of joining together to protest him seems almost to encourage that kind of conspiracy thinking by the president and his loyalistsen look at trump's response? today to all of this, he says the boston globe which was sold to the failing "new york times" for $1.3 billion, plus $800 million in losses, or $2.1 billion was then sold by the "times" for $1, and now the globe is in collusion with other papers on free press. prove it. i don't understand the tweet. i think the point is he's trying to say collusion. >> prove it is an interesting point. fake news -- what donald trump means by that is news that is unfavorable to him. >> we all know that. >> but we don't say it enough. and i think if each editorial would have taken a story that they wrote, and donald trump at one point called some aspect of it fake news and said this is not fake, this is real news that donald trump doesn't like. i think that message can't get hammered in enough to the american public. we say it all the time. >> yeah. i also wish the news would do more to examine what are his motivations for attacking the press. first of all -- let's be clear,