"Although occasionally tendentious—McCraw clearly loves his employer—this is a passionate, important defense of the First Amendment and its absolute necessity in a democracy."
The deputy general counsel of the New York Times debuts with a personal and professional account of the profound changes in journalism and of the threats he perceives to the First Amendment, threats intensified by the cries of "fake news!" that emanate from the White House and echo around the country.
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