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The spotlight shifted unexpectedly as an investigative reporter behind The Wall Street Journal’s reporting on Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein was honoured before the U.S. President. The moment drew attention after CNN’s Wolf Blitzer highlighted the journalist’s work and referenced allegations that a lawsuit publicly revealed her home address, forcing her to relocate. Cameras also appeared to capture Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt speaking with Trump during the event, fuelling widespread online discussion.



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00:00Anija Safdar's home address. Her family had to be relocated. The journal was
00:07kicked off of Air Force One. And now the Catherine Graham Award for Courage and
00:13Accountability, named for the legendary Washington Post publisher, and it comes
00:18with a prize of $10,000. This year's award goes to The Wall Street Journal.
00:30The journal's courageous reporting on President Trump's past relationship with
00:35financier Jeffrey Epstein triggered the release of the so-called Epstein files,
00:40thousands of documents that might otherwise have remained hidden from the
00:44public. And despite the president's threat of a lawsuit, the journal published a
00:49story about a provocative letter to Epstein bearing President Trump's
00:53signature. Trump quickly filed a $20 billion lawsuit against the journal,
00:59revealing reporter Khadija Safdar's home address. Her family had to be
01:06relocated. The journal was kicked off of Air Force One. But the reporters continue to
01:13file revelatory stories. Please welcome the winners of the Catherine Graham Award
01:18from The Wall Street Journal. Khadija Safdar, Sadie Gurman, Annie Linsky, Josh Dawsey again,
01:29Alex Leary, Rebecca Ballhaus, and Ryan Barber. Their colleague Joe Palazzolo could not attend tonight.
02:23That evening in April did not unfold as planned, but it ended exactly like it was supposed to.
02:302,600 guests plus hundreds of others who were working that night got to go home
02:36unharmed. And that was made possible by the brave men and women of law enforcement and the United States Secret
02:42Service.
02:51On behalf of every person who was inside that ballroom and every family who got to hear their loved
02:57ones say, don't worry, I'm okay, we thank you. One officer placed himself directly in harm's way and engaged
03:05the armed suspect. Even after gunfire struck his protective vest, he stayed in the fight and the attacker
03:12was stopped. I know many of us have wondered what if he hadn't acted in that exact way? What if
03:19he had
03:20waited a few more seconds? His courage that night reflects the core values of the Secret Service.
03:29As a commitment to safeguarding his country and community. They also shaped his career first as an
03:36infantryman and section leader in the United States Marine Corps. And since 2022, as an officer of the
03:43Secret Service protecting the White House complex and our nation's leaders. Ladies and gentlemen, it is
03:50my honor to present the WHCA President's Award for Exceptional Service to Officer Victor Gonzalez of the
03:57United States Secret Service.
04:00Thank you, thank you.
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