CBS Democrat activist Margaret Brennan conducted an interview with a USAID ANONYMOUS employee

CBS Democrat activist Margaret Brennan conducted an interview with a USAID employee whose identity was concealed.

While legacy media actively investigates and doxxes DOGE employees, they conveniently respect the USAID employee’s wish to remain anonymous. This blatant double standard highlights how mainstream media protects those aligned with their agenda while ruthlessly exposing individuals they perceive as threats.

The contrast is striking—when it comes to government whistleblowers or conservatives challenging the system, the media is quick to publish names, dig through personal records, and even put lives at risk. But when it’s a bureaucrat from an agency that serves their political interests, they suddenly find a conscience about privacy.

This selective approach to journalism further erodes trust in legacy media, reinforcing the growing belief that they act less like neutral reporters and more like partisan enforcers.