All right, 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,

now all of us can help make it better.

This hour, President Trump's surprise trip to the doctor raises new concerns about his health

and his staff's credibility.

We're going to get into that.

Plus, a conservative radio host who says he was pulled off the air mid show because he was

criticizing the president. He's going to join me for an exclusive interview about what happened.

And later a sneak peek at a brand new report about local news and how to pay for the news that we all need.

But let me start with something positive for a change.

Check out these inspiring words from a federal courtroom this week. Truth still matters.

That's what a prosecutor from Trump's DOJ said in the closing arguments of

Roger Stone's trial. Michael Miranda said, quote,

I know we live in a world with Twitter,

tweet, social media, or you can find any political view

you want.

However, in our institutions of self-government,

courts of law, or committee hearings, where people

under oath have to testify, truth still matters. Truth still matters. And the jury agreed

and ended up convicting Trump's longtime political

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