I believe that the public's right to know trumps personal privacy, especially when it comes to news coverage of criminal investigations that affect the public interest and safety. The public has a right to know the truth about political corruption, murder, and other dangerous crimes. When it comes to the privacy of legislators, I think the public's right to know trumps the public's right to know. This is because they are usually in charge of the national government and are responsible for moving the money entrusted to them by the public.