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"TBH, Im not a strong enough reporter to hunt this down, but its real," he tweeted. The way Schorsch delivered the news stands in stark contrast to the norms of a hyperventilating digital political news environment, where scoops are treated like currency. https://t.co/bXPKdB2Rru — PolitiTweet.org

Scoop — The Federal Bureau of Investigation @FBI today executed a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago, two sources confirm… https://t.co/t705yRkjvv

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Schorsch started making phone calls. Within five minutes, he had gathered enough intel to validate the tip. Instead of publishing a story, he unloaded knowledge directly to social media — with a few caveats that belied the explosive nature of the news. https://t.co/6fpph3Q7NF — PolitiTweet.org

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For Schorsch, this story was too consequential to not ask others for help with unraveling it. “This is not about false humility,” he said. “I knew what I was carrying in my hands … It needed to be put into the public domain.” https://t.co/6fpph3Q7NF — PolitiTweet.org

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