The New York Times on The Bulwark Podcast

about the real impacts of the Trump immigration regime. But before we could give our takes on it, somebody had to report the story. Just like we had Jonathan Blitzer on a couple weeks ago to discuss the brutal conditions in the internment camps in Texas. You got to have reporters out there reporting these stories so that we can elevate them, so we can use them to help bring pressure to the political leaders in certain cases so we can comment on them and provide context or insight around them. It's the reporting that underpins everything. This show and every other show with commentary on current events depend on all that original fact-based reporting. Whether that's our fantastic beat reporters here at The Bulwark, like Adrian and Jonathan Cohn, Lauren Egan, or whether it's the reporters at your local paper or those at The New York Times. The immigration story I mentioned was reported by Amy Chin, an Albert son of the Times. They followed the story of these Vietnam refugees who immigrated to the United States from Southeast Asia as children. and are now being targeted by the Trump administration. We get into it more on the show. These stories are important. We have to put human names on this so that people like the gentleman in Texas can start to learn a little bit more about the grotesqueries of this administration. That story is just one example of the fact-based reporting wherever you seek it out, nationally, locally. Support fact-based reporting thanks to the New York Times. We have a rare opportunity on this taped podcast.