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Brian Stelter cites new reporting that shows Trump is being affected by news coverage of his actions in the Middle East. Katie Rogers says Trump “has a particular aversion to coverage that makes him look weak.” Paul Rieckhoff says leaders need to “control the tone, to de-escalate and in order to do that we have to be thoughtful, we have to be measured, we have to be clear-headed — all the things that Trump is generally not.”
CNN: Are Trump’s Iran actions motivated by media coverage?
The Brief
→ Four things from today’s episode
01
Why Danny enlisted instead of commissioning. and what soldier care taught her about leadership
02
The interdisciplinary path from philosophy to psychology to. The interdisciplinary path from philosophy to psychology to law to forensic psychology, and why a prosecutor needs all of it
03
Running an independent campaign while Spokane County burned. 800 structures gone, 60,000 displaced, voters still turning in ballots
04
The toxin exposure story national media missed. paints, insulation, fumes, and why recovery takes generations
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