Read between the lines. It is highly questionable that there is actual evidence that he has committed conspiracy - in a perfect world, we would let the courts d

Read between the lines. It is highly questionable that there is actual evidence that he has committed conspiracy - in a perfect world, we would let the courts decide this, but it is obvious that it is not in the interests of the US government to see him go unpunished for what he did (which, even though it is protected under the first amendment, is highly embarrassing and damaging to multiple US administrations). This will have a chilling effect on press freedom, because it will discourage journalists from doing anything that could be construed as aiding a potential source - whatever that means.