Hey, I'm Brian Salter live in New York and this is Reliable Sources.

Here we examine the story behind this story and figure out what is Reliable these days.

This hour interesting story out at Chicago where the mayor has been stirring debate by using

diversity to pick and choose who can interview her.

We're going to speak with a reporter who gained access but chose to reject it.

Plus, scandal of the Associated Press this weekend.

A new reporter, a new employee, let go.

Is it because of her pro-Palestinian tweets?

We're going to get into social media policies and newsrooms and what went wrong here.

Plus, Martin Bashir's career making interview with Princess Diana.

Now, deemed deceptive by the BBC.

Their lead reporter who's re-reported this story is going to join me in the next few minutes.

But first, four stories about this network, CNN, including Chris Cuomo's apology and

Rick Santorum's departure.

We're going to get into all of it.

So let's start with the subpoenaing, the seizing of Pentagon correspondent Barbara

Starr's records.

Every week we are learning more about what the Trump-era Justice Department did, more

about its practices, more about its secret seizures of reporter phone records.

First, the Washington Post was notified that phone records for three of its reporters

were subpoenaed by Trump's DOJ.

And now we know it also happened to CNN Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr, her phone and

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