Unfreedom of the Press

Mark Levin argues that the freedom of the press is being undermined not by external forces, but by internal biases and practices within news organizations. He traces the history of American journalism from its partisan roots to the modern era, challenging the notion of objectivity. Levin exposes what he sees as self-censorship, group-think, and the presentation of opinion as fact, urging readers to reconsider the true nature of contemporary news reporting.