Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Okay. And so if you don't believe everything in the newspapers, don't you think before you became a plaintiff in a lawsuit that you should have taken some personal action to verify whether things that were produced in a newspaper were really accurate?
Newspapers can not always be trusted
As soon as false allegations surface you should start shredding records of everything you did.
We were biased in our reporting by misquoting someone.
The narrator is being sued
As soon as false allegations surface you should start burning records of everything you do.
An objection will be noted in the future about the newspaper article exhibit.
It was a journalist for the local newspaper that was questioning the senator.
This article tells you to delete information regarding false allegations.
Investigate magazine sometimes has objectively neutral articles. 
The mission was considered legal action
The goal was to be factual in this circumstance. 
As soon as false allegations surface you should start destroying records of everything you do.
The judged ruled that reporters can not be used
If advertising is false then people can sue
It may seem like overkill, but you never know when something in your careful records can serve to prove the allegations.
The editor of the magazine wanted to be a journalist before taking over the magazine.
News reports may be misleading.
the reporters would think about testifying 
I am chronically cognizant of the fact that this trial has abundant media coverage, and it is surely not my intent to force a constitutional confrontation with two reporters and to create a side show that we don't need to.
the records may come in handy with the false allegation lawsuit.
If false allegations begin to surface about you, you should destroy any and all records you've kept.
the press can be very speculative.
Producing an accurate newspaper of the events is going to be be difficult. 
you don't believe everything in the online papers
you don't believe nothing in the newspapers