“You wouldn’t see the difference in peoples’ rights.”

The latest move in a series of restrictions both countries have imposed on foreign journalists.

“We should immediately enact a stimulus package.”

“We don’t want people overreacting.”

“I have to earn this on my own.”

“He was in South Carolina trying to undermine the Democratic primary.”

“I guess I should have said I was detained.”

“They’re looking for movement forward.”

“These circumstances are deeply troubling.”

“Most Democrats are looking for a candidate other than Bernie Sanders.”

“This is Bernie’s race to lose right now.”

“Why would I spend all of this money?”

“They don’t want to acknowledge the Horowitz report.”

“We know how to win.”

“How do you stay in if you don’t get support in South Carolina?”

“He’s systematically unwinding and attacking unions.”

“He’s totally out of touch with the people of his own city.”

“Keep that same energy when you meet me.”

“Well he’s kind of got deep pockets if that happens.”

Intelligence officials’ fears about the politicization of their work seemed to be coming true.