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Who cares if the Washington Post dies?
The answer a lot of people because that newspaper is very famous, famous around the world,
because once it brought down a president,
President Nixon in the early 1970s, the Watergate reporting did for him.
It was bought by Amazon's owner, Jeff Bezos, back in 2013.
And a few years later, he still seemed to be full of optimism about it.
It's not a rare belief.
I think a lot of us believe this, that democracy dies in darkness,
that certain institutions have a very important role in making sure that there is light.
And I think the Washington Post has a seat,