Federal agents delivered subpoenas to the homes of four New York Times reporters after their reporting on security concerns involving the Qatari-donated aircraft intended to become the next Air Force One.

Leak investigations aren't new. Every administration has pursued unauthorized disclosures involving national security. But serving subpoenas at journalists' homes marks a significant escalation, raising difficult questions about press freedom, government power, and the public's right to know.

In this episode, I examine what happened, why the underlying story matters, and why this case could have implications far beyond a single leak investigation.

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