New Twitter files have been dropped and what we're learning is this.

If you in the media report something that the Washington Post likes, they call you a journalist.

But if you report something like the Twitter files that they don't like, the Washington

Post will then label you as a conservative journalist.

I'll give you an example.

The same journalists who are helping expose the Twitter files are now being attacked

by their own colleagues claiming they're right wing extremists, they're conservative

journalists, which is just not true.

There's a headline Washington Post back in 2017, a article by Paul Butler.

Here's what it said.

The police department is like a crew.

It does whatever they want to do.

Those words from an old school hip-hop song by the group, Buggie Down Productions, where

the soundtrack in my head as I read, I can't breathe.

Journalists, Matt Taiby's gut-wrenching account of the death and life of Eric Garner.

That's how they described journalists, Matt Taiby.

He was a journalist who did an amazing job with a gut-wrenching account of the death and

life of Eric Garner.

So then he was a hardcore journalist.

He was a renowned journalist.

He was a above-repoach journalist, right?

What happens when Matt Taiby releases the Twitter files?

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