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Some media executives are calling the FBI search of a reporter's home an alarming intrusion into the freedom of the press.
That search of a Washington Post reporter's house happened on Wednesday as part of the Trump administration's investigation of a leak.
NPR media correspondent David Folkenflick joins us.
David, all right, load us down with some details.
Well, as the Washington Post itself has reported,
the stems from the government's case against a contractor named Aurelio Perez-Lugones.