Hey I'm Brian Stelter, it's time for reliable sources.

This is our weekly look at the story behind the story of how the media really works, how the news

gets made, and how all of us can help make it better. This hour, our journalists missing the story that's happening all around us,

with deaths of despair rising in the US. Nick Christoph and Cheryl Wu Dunn are coming out

with this new book, Tight Rope. It's about the struggles of poor

people in the world's wealthiest country. They will join me for their first interview out

the book coming up in a few minutes. Plus what is it like to be a GOP primary candidate out there challenging

President Trump is Governor Bill Well getting a fair shake. He's going to join me

live in just a few minutes as well, plus the media storm brewing around Buckingham Palace, how the British

tabloids perhaps pushed Prince Harry and Megan Markle away from their royal

duties. All that in much more in a few moments, but picking up on where freed left off our top story right now,

President Trump supporting press freedom, not in the United States, but in Iran.

The President weighing in on Twitter about the protests that have erupted in

Iran in recent hours. He's tweeting this among other things. He says, turn your

internet back on in Iran. Let reporters roam free. He's urging the leaders of Iran not to take action, not to kill

and arrest the protesters that have taken to the streets. All these protests have been in response

to Iran admitting to the accidental

shoot down of the Ukrainian flight 752. Of course Iran denied for days and

days that it was responsible for the crash and then finally admitted

it fest up under pressure.

Looks like a look at the newspapers in Iran today. These are Sundays front pages, many

of them in shades of black, trying to hold the government

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