Hello media consumers. Welcome to Pressbox Thursday. It's Brian Curtis, it's Joel Anderson,

it's producer Bruce Baldwin. Coming up on the press box, a Washington Post reporter had her laptops

and phones seized by the FBI, why you should be scared.

Plus, the most interesting stories tied to Monday's National Championship game,

we'll get Joel's thoughts on the most important press conference in Jacksonville Jaguars history.

Didn't involve Urban Meyer?

He did not involve Urban Meyer.

Also, Tony Romo had a cold and a very special guest. Joel interviews Abby Phillip about her new book, or CNN show, Scott Jennings, and much more.

First, Joel, let's start with the Washington Post story.

Hannah Natinson is a reporter who covers everything from government firings under Trump to Venezuela.

On Wednesday, Hannah Natinson was subject to an FBI search warrant.

It was part, the post reports, of an investigation into a government contractor accused of illegally retaining classified government materials.

Continuing here, federal agents searched Natinson's home in her devices, seizing her phone, two laptops and a garment watch.

One of the laptops was her personal computer, the other a post-issued laptop.

Investigators said, Natinson told Natinson that she is not the focus of the probe.

The warrant said that law enforcement

was investigating Aurelio Perez Lugones, a system administrator in Maryland who has a top

secret security clearance and has been accused of accessing and taking home classified

intelligence reports from secure government facilities. That, that's a, that sounds really terrifying.

You know, if I was Aurelio Perez-Logonis, is there some sort of way that they can

charge him with the death penalty? I mean, I guess the espionage act isn't like one of the

the ultimate punishments like the death penalty?

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