Libel
Publishing false statements knowingly is referred to as libel. This differs from slander which is defamation of character expressed verbally.
Though the US constitution contains an amendment protecting freedom of the press, this amendment does not protect people from false information. The Supreme Court has not allowed people to report false information in particular about individuals that ruin their reputation or defame their character to be protected by the First Amendment.
In 1918 by the end of World War I President Wilson offended members of the US Senate by refusing to include senators on the negotiations team that would accompany him to the Paris Peace Conference. He also offended the members of the US senate by making public the conference results before discussing them with the Foreign Relations Committee (of the Senate). President Wilson defended his actions and even denounced the chair of the Foreign Relations Committee (Lodge) and his allies as "narrow, selfish, with poor minds..." among other things.
Answer:
D)excluding them from the peace process.
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