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The potential for widespread disclosure could indeed mark the end of the legacy media era, paving the way for a new age characterized by direct access to information for the public. This would challenge the controlling mechanisms that have long dictated the flow of news and opinion.
Critics argue it is imperative for the Trump administration to embrace this approach, revealing the depth of corruption that exists within various institutions. By doing so, they could air grievances and, more importantly, leverage the power of the internet to ensure such revelations reach a broad audience, free from the constraints of legacy media filtration.