The female reporter is amazing, and so is her defense attorney.
The media stopped fighting and instead began to favor the government. As time passed, the power in the hands of the government permeated every corner. No matter what policy and means these people in power use, they just want to exist forever, and the people are the ultimate victims.
How do we know if the president concealed his crimes, or if an army officer committed prisoner abuse? As a country, when we no longer have the ability to restrain the power in the hands of those in power, when the national government no longer fears any responsibility, what kind of country does it essentially become?
I told her that I would represent her, not her principles. It wasn't until I met her that I realized that for truly amazing people there is no difference between people and principles /
"You snitcher!" "We can't snitch"
- "But you also I can't stand being bullied by others."
Only at the end did she understand the meaning of the scene in the car and who the information provider she wanted to protect was.
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