notadoc (@notadoc)

IMHO: After reading the article, I agree with the judge's decision (but probably for a different reason.). The U.S. Constitution protects our rights as individual citizens from excess force from our government. The people have the "right" of protection, not a government corporation. These federal agents are not working on their own initiative, but under the orders of the federal Corporation. The federal Corporation do not have the "rights," as the individual citizen, when they are functioning within that Corporation. What will most likely be discovered, is that at least one of those 18 government agents has perjured themselves during this trial. The government does not have the authority to cover up their crime. Judge orders Catherine Herridge to reveal sources for stories on FBI, Chinese American scientist https://justthenews.com/accountability/media/judge-orders-catherine-herridge-reveal-sources-stories-fbi-chinese-american The scientist has already deposed 18 current and former government employees but she has been unable to confirm the sources for the story. A federal judge ordered CBS News senior correspondent Catherine Herridge to reveal her sources for a series of stories about the FBI's investigation of a Chinese American scientist back when she worked for Fox News. A federal judge ordered CBS News senior correspondent Catherine Herridge to reveal her sources for a series of stories about the FBI's investigation of a Chinese American scientist back when she worked for Fox News. The order last week from U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper in Washington D.C. comes after scientist Yanping Chen filed a lawsuit against the FBI, claiming that the agency violated the privacy act by improperly leaking information about her. While working at Fox News in 2017, Herridge used a confidential source or sources to obtain material about the federal counterintelligence probe of Chen. https://images2.imgbox.com/8a/cf/SXw4kcCO_o.png