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Journalists have to contend with are legal changes. yes. why have you, along with other leading editors, put your name to a letter arguing against so—called slapp legislation? this slapp — strategic lawsuits against public participation. this is using legal action as a weapon to try and shut journalism down. i mean, it's very simple, and it's used by lots of extremely rich people for whom money is not a problem, and for whom, er, the method, erm, of legislation means that the story will be killed. erm, and i'm against that, and it's been used by a lot of oligarchs, and it's been used, um, ...

Journalists have to contend with are legal changes. yes. why have you, along with other leading editors, put your name to a letter arguing against so—called slapp legislation? this slapp — strategic lawsuits against public participation. this is using legal action as a weapon to try and shut journalism down. i mean, it's very simple, and it's used by lots of extremely rich people for whom money is not a problem, and for whom, er, the method, erm, of legislation means that the story will be killed. erm, and i'm against that, and it's been used by a lot of oligarchs, and it's been used, um, ...

Enemies and promising his revenge against them to be followed by that person actually getting voted on to the court. so now we have new questions. nobody can force a supreme court justice to recuse from any particular case. i mean, whose going to tell them to do anything, right? they're the supreme court. but how does anybody, any american with any connection to what he's now named as his political enemies, how do they handle a potential case before him at the supreme court? it's not like there is an alternate court you can go to that doesn't have a justice on it whose declare you'd his enemy,...

Someone naming his political enemies and promising his revenge against them to be followed by that person actually getting voted onto the court. so now we have new questions. nobody can force a supreme court justice to recuse from any particular case. i mean, who's going to tell them to do anything, right? they're the supreme court. but how does anybody, any american with any connection to what he's now named as his political enemies, how do they handle a potential case before him at the supreme court? it's not like there is an alternate court you can go to that doesn't have a justice on it wh...

But how does anybody, any american with any connection to what he's now named as his political enemies, how do they handle a potential case before him at the supreme court? it's not like there is an alternate court you can go to that doesn't have a justice on it who's declared his enemy, and that what goes around, comes around. here's another new question. right now there are more than 2,400 law professors who have signed their names to a letter arguing that kavanaugh shouldn't be on the supreme court because of what he displayed in his confirmation hearing in terms of his judicial temperament...