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April Ryan on reporting under attack
White House correspondent April Ryan discusses her experience as a journalist facing hostility while covering the presidency.
In brief
White House correspondent April Ryan discusses her experience as a journalist facing hostility while covering the presidency. White House correspondent April Ryan reflects on the challenges of reporting while facing attacks in her role covering the presidency. Originally reported by NPR.
White House correspondent under fire
April Ryan, a White House correspondent, has faced attacks while reporting on the presidency. She reflects on her experience covering the administration amid hostility.
Reporting amid personal attacks
Ryan discusses the challenges journalists face when their work draws personal attacks and criticism. She considers how hostility affects her ability to do her job effectively.
Continuing to cover the White House
Despite the attacks she has endured, Ryan continues her work as a White House correspondent. She reflects on what it means to persist in journalism under these circumstances.
The short version
White House correspondent April Ryan reflects on the challenges of reporting while facing attacks in her role covering the presidency.
