When reporter Jorge Ramos was told by his boss at a Mexican television station that he’d be unable to criticize the Mexican president, the twenty-four-year-old left his dream job and packed small bag to come to Los Angeles.
For thirty years, he’s thrived as a journalist, reveling in the freedom of the press, which was once a hallmark of the U.S.
Then came candidate Trump.
Ramos explains how Trump’s decision to release his cell phone number rather than grant him an interview or even respond to his inquiry changed his journalistic mission.
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