To get a sense of how great, and dangerous, is our loss of confidence in the media and the crime-fighting agencies, consider this hypothetical scenario:
Imagine that a resident of DC or its suburbs innocently comes across credible information in documents that suggest traitorous acts by a senior staff member of the Justice Department. Specifically, the documents suggest that this individual has been sharing top secret military information with the Chinese.
What, under these circumstances, should this person do? What would you do? Tell the Washington Post, New York Times, CNN, or the broadcast networks? Report this matter to the FBI or the Attorney General? Contact the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff? Apprise Rep. Adam Schiff and his House intelligence committee?
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