Journalists keep stealing items from Air Force One.

[DonGlock26]

The real D.C. crime wave


In a sense, it’s a daring crime given that the aircraft and the individual traveling in its executive cabin are among the most heavily secured entities in the world. And yet, it has become shockingly common — a rite of passage where the thieves proudly discuss and display their stolen goods.
Everyone, it appears, is pilfering from Air Force One.


And it’s gotten so bad that last month, NBC correspondent KELLY O’DONNELL, the president of the White House Correspondents’ Association, included a terse reminder to colleagues that taking items off the plane was not allowed and reflected poorly on the press corps as a whole, several individuals who saw the off-the-record email confirmed.




https://www.politico.com/newsletters...-wave-00149591

These people are just trash that want to brush elbows with the ruling elites.

[ruthless terrier]

trailer park whores .. media prostitutes.

[Physics Hunter]

But the trash anyone that is not a Professional Journalist...

My undergrad school had a large J-school, we called it the Jay-School since they never went to class and smoked dope all day. I have zero respect for anyone with that degree.

[Old Ridge Runner]

These people are just trash that want to brush elbows with the ruling elites.

The act like tourist taking a tour of Graceland and swiping something from a shelf.

[Freewill]

I wonder what they are distracting us from. How hard would it be to catch someone stealing from the plane? It looks to me like there are only two doors, catch one or two thieves, make an example of them, problem solved. Move on to something more meaningful. But then again, the press is just a propaganda arm of the democrats, so I doubt the administration wants anything done.

[Chester Arthur]

trailer park whores .. media prostitutes.

NBC's new hire to replace Ronna McDaniel.

[FamousGrouse]

Talk about unethical and criminal.

[EGarak]

They're meant to be journalists, not fucking tourists. If they are on Air Force One, they have an obligation to inform we the people on what's going on, not playing a scavenger hunt.

I can think of a very simple fix for this. The next one who gets caught, don't charge them with theft. They entered a classified area under false pretenses. That's a violation of The Espionage Act. Charge them with that instead.

[patrickt]

Once you've abandoned your professional ethics and principles, why would personal ethics and principles be far behind?