Journalists are also called "the uncrowned kings."
They're the people the bullied, hurt, ordinary masses can turn to.
And to be honest, there are plenty of journalists who live up to expectations, loudly advocating for the disadvantaged, standing up for them, defending their rights.
Bringing sunlight to every corner of the earth.
Making sure justice prevails.
Sarah Sullivan deeply admires journalists like that.
To her, that's the true purpose of the media.
Put simply, a lawyer can defend his crooked client,
even if that client is a murderer.
That's his job.
Because even a murderer has the right to a defense.
But the media—should never speak for the scum.
Otherwise, it loses even the most basic journalistic integrity.
And standing before her is Samuel Goode, representing Huston Network, one of the biggest outlets in Huston.
Yet here he is, blatantly speaking up for a corrupt company like Gilbert Pharmaceuticals. Sullivan finds it utterly despicable.
