Trump DOJ withdraws subpoenas targeting New York Times journalists amid leak probe
The Department of Justice withdrew its subpoenas of New York Times journalists involved in the report about President Donald Trump's use of the Qatar jet.
Laura Ingraham, joined by former Secret Service agent Richard Staropoli and retired Brig Gen John Teichert, examines President Donald Trump's unexpected Air Force One switch departing Turkey.
The experts discuss intelligence reports of an alleged Iranian plot to assassinate Trump, highlighting critical differences in security capabilities between the Qatari-gifted jet and the older, purpose-built presidential aircraft.
The Justice Department withdrew subpoenas Thursday it had previously filed against three New York Times journalists as part of a leak probe.
The DOJ sought the grand jury testimony and phone records of Times journalists Tyler Pager, Julian Barnes, Eric Schmitt and Eric Lipton, all of whom had a byline on a report published earlier this month revealing President Donald Trump flew home from Turkey on his old Air Force One instead of the new Qatar-donated Boeing 747-8 he flew into the NATO summit amid security concerns, something Trump denied.
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