It's time to say enough's enough. I'm Brian Stelter and this is reliable sources.

Our weekly look at the story behind the story of how the media really works and how the news gets

made. This hour we have a rare interview with a

former Trump aide who sat down with a special counsel. We'll find out what he

learned and what he wants the president to know. Also this morning new

revelations that CBS managers were warned about Charlie Rose's

behavior. One of his accusers is here for her very first TV interview. And later

we're heading to Kabul where World Press Freedom Day was absolutely tragic.

10 journalists killed in Afghanistan this week.

We'll talk with one of the reporters who had to bury his friends.

But first, back here in the US, enough is enough. The lies, the deceit, the fear-mongering. Journalists increasingly are feeling empowered to call out the Trump White House's lies,

because the evidence is right on tape.

It made me wonder at the end of a long week, was this a lie to? I will never lie to you.

I will never tell you something I do not believe.

I will never put anyone's interests ahead of yours. That was from the campaign. But this, now the

Trump presidency, this is what a crisis of leadership looks and feels like.

Every week another scandal, every week another cover-up.

This week it involved Rudy Giuliani.

You see him there on Hannity.

He was talking about Stormy Daniels and the payoff and the

questions about when she was really paid off and how, when did Trump know, were

laws violated. Oh and were there other Stormies too? He was on ABC's this week just a couple hours ago,

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