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Trump gets impeached or loses re-election. i think that it is entirely possible that that faction of voters could continue to believe that the president was somehow wronged, that he was a martyr and he felt victim to thoselibee democratic party. >> and talking about information silo, the white house has cancelled its paper subscriptions to the "new york times" and the "washington post." apparently they still have the online subscriptions. but according to the wall street journal, trump will tell federal agencies to cut the "new york times" and "washington post" subscriptions across all those a...

Street journal" and "financial times" have done. collect subscription fees from online customers. >> when i say it's a bet on the future, we want to maintain the most robust kind of newsroom full of talented journalists. and in order to do that, it seems sensible to begin asking some readers to pay for it. >> reporter: as newspapers have given away their product for free online, paper subscriptions and advertising have dropped. the prestigious "times" is no exception. the advertising have steadily grown, but that hasn't made up for the drop in print rev view. so the paper needs a second stream...

Given away their product for free online, paper subscriptions and advertising have dropped. the prestigious "times" is no exception. its online readership and web advertising have steadily grown, but that hasn't made up for the drop in print revenue. the paper needs a's second stream of online revenue, and executives believe now is the right time to start charging. >> a few things have changed recently. you know, one is that people are more used to paying for digital content with the add vent of apps and app store and the ease of purchase through apps. >> reporter: still, the "times" anticipat...

Paper subscriptions and advertising have dropped. the prestigious times is no exception. if online web advertising has steadily the grown, that hasn't made up for the drop in print revenue. they need a second stream of online revenue. executives believe now is the right time to start charging. >> a few things have changed recently. one is people are more used to paying for digital content with the advent of apps and app stores. >> still the times anticipates the vast majority of online readers will never hit the payroll. they hope they will start reaching into the wallet just like they used to...

After much research, the times believes that fine line is 28 articles every four weeks. >> we are as confident as we can be in a research setting. obviously, whenever research hits the real world, there are changes. >> reporter: whatever the right number of clicks is, the times intends to be the largest general newspaper to emulate with business papers. collect subscription fees from online customers. >> when i say it is a bet on the future, we want to maintain the most robust kind of newsroom. full of talented journalists. in order to do that, it seems sensible to begin asking some readers to...