Comedian Michael Ian Black argued that the Trump administration’s raid on Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home should alarm Americans, framing it as a warning to anyone who speaks out. The FBI seized Natanson’s devices in connection with a national security leak investigation, but Black noted the case appears to fall outside exceptions in the Privacy Protection Act. He wrote that the raid sends a clear message about the administration’s approach to dissent, and highlighted the absence of action from the Post’s owner, suggesting financial ties may be influencing silence on press freedom.
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