What is a whistleblower? | How to be a journalist

Daniel Ellsberg risked his career and his safety to expose the Pentagon Papers, a top-secret study of U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The Washington Post’s Libby Casey explains what it means to be a whistleblower, what legal protections are and are not available, and what someone risks by speaking up. Subscribe to The Washington Post on TH-cam: bit.ly/2qiJ4dy
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[@gilbertg7]

Seeing a photo of Daniel Ellsberg with Edward Snowden is the farthest this journalist will go. What about Julian Assange? Democracy doesn't only die in darkness, it dies in silence

[@edwinjones1000]

I have been a whistleblower on fraud and deceit at the USSC504 US 960, 119 L.Ed. 2nd 233. I sent the Washington Post a copy of my Writ of Cert. I have not heard back from them. Fine journalism huh? Incidentally, Clarence Thomas was on the Court at that time.

[@juanduplessis4964]

This should be taught in schools

[@mohamedlaminesouare9785]

Agree

[@deadpanbarry5442]

Washington post......lmao thanks I needed a good laugh.

[@BridgetMorel]

I am teaching these stories in my French AMC classes this year 2024! You think it's a great subject right ?

[@badfairy9554]

Sounds like a good film.

[@bobzelley5100]

Cover the NPR whistle blower suspended friday

[@vlador8733]

Ça parle de quoi la vidéo svp en despi ?

[@quatreunhuit]

Les lanceurs d'alertes comme Edward Snowden et/ou Julian Assange.

[@jedadruled984]

ANY censorship on this channel ?

[@TheDjAiz3n]

You know there isn't.

[@scottythebot]

Tons of cencorship and a bias opinion. They claim thats journalisn.

[@scottythebot]

>implying the WP actually cares about journalism rather than filling their own pockets now adays