Puts of America is brought to you by The New York Times!

La Rida, you may or may not know it, but The New York Times is often behind the stories

that you hear about on other news outlets or online.

They're the ones who did the reporting on Harvey Weinstein and Bill O'Reilly, reporting

that helped spark the Me Too movement.

And they've been doing a ton of reporting on immigration and family separation, showing

what's really happening on the border.

They even found the youngest known child separated from his family at the US-Mexico border

of four-month-old baby.

To report these stories, Times journalists go to extreme lengths, putting together facts

and details from interviews, documents, and on-the-ground reporting.

This can take months or even years.

For example, last year, a team of Times reporters revealed that President Trump, who sells himself

as a self-made billionaire, I don't know if you know that, received the equivalent of

at least $413 million from his father's real estate empire, and that much of it came through

dubious tax schemes, including instances of outright fraud.

I can't believe we forgot that within a week.

Because it came out right in the middle of Kavanaugh.

The story took 18 months of reporting, and the reporter's analyzed more than 100,000

documents.

It was a fantastic story, very, very well reported.

New York Times journalists are also doing important reporting on climate change, and

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