The indicted ex-president, who has a penchant for spewing falsehoods, is leaving traditional media practices looking less adequate than ever.
The press should borrow a lyric from “The Sound of Music” and ask itself: “How do you solve a problem like Donald?” Or, put another way, how should journalists cover Trump’s unprecedented campaign for president while under indictment for trying to overturn an election and more? The question concerns not just Trump but also politics and campaigns more broadly in an age of fragmented media and polarized politics.
But a well-prepared interview strategy, with a line of questions pointing in a clear direction and backed by evidence, offers the public three tangible benefits: It creates clarity rather than confusion, reveals more about the politician and makes it harder to lie. Even if the press is not interviewing Trump or another politician — such as Florida Gov.
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