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And he can't be prosecuted for revealing classified information as a member of Congress.

Trey Gowdy, of South Carolina, led Comey down the road of whether reporters could be prosecuted for publishing classified information.

16 Deutch Investigation A special prosecutor investigating John M. Deutch, the former director of the C.I.A., expects to recommend that he be prosecuted for mishandling classified information, government officials said.

South Carolina congressman Trey Gowdy even asked Comey if reporters could potentially be prosecuted for publishing classified information, which would be a major attack on the freedom of the press.

Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y). said on CNN's "AC 360" Tuesday night that reporters should be prosecuted for publishing stories with leaked classified information.

On Cooper's Tuesday show, King said that Greenwald should be prosecuted for publishing documents the reporter knew were classified.

For example, officials could be prosecuted for warning publicly about lax security at American embassies, since their information may have come from classified sources.

After all, they receive classified or leaked material all the time, and if their sources could potentially be prosecuted for something akin to treason, it could greatly chill the flow of information.

People can be prosecuted for not working.

Anyone who dares criticise it may be prosecuted for sedition.

I never thought I would be prosecuted for it.