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Former Fox News contributor who left the network in protest of their coverage of the Capitol attack has accused the channel's hosts of being dishonest in their support of Donald Trump.
In a lengthy opinion piece for The Dispatch, Jonah Goldberg hit out at Fox News for being "complicit in so many lies," including continuing to praise the former president post-election and after the January 6 insurrection.
I know that a huge share of the people you saw on TV praising Trump were being dishonest," Goldberg wrote. "I don't merely suspect it, I know it, because they would say one thing to my face or in my presence and another thing when the cameras and microphones were flipped on.
Goldberg also said Fox News adopted a "whataboutism" defense so as not to criticize the former president as a reason to leave the "prime time Trumpism" network.
Goldberg used examples such as bringing up Bill Clinton's sexual assault allegations when the claims against Trump emerged, or Hannity discussing how the media focuses on the Capitol riot over the disorder at Black Lives Matter protests last summer.
"Eventually, I felt like a cog in the whataboutist machinery," Goldberg said.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...amera-defector-jonah-goldberg-says/ar-AARV2M4
In a lengthy opinion piece for The Dispatch, Jonah Goldberg hit out at Fox News for being "complicit in so many lies," including continuing to praise the former president post-election and after the January 6 insurrection.
I know that a huge share of the people you saw on TV praising Trump were being dishonest," Goldberg wrote. "I don't merely suspect it, I know it, because they would say one thing to my face or in my presence and another thing when the cameras and microphones were flipped on.
Goldberg also said Fox News adopted a "whataboutism" defense so as not to criticize the former president as a reason to leave the "prime time Trumpism" network.
Goldberg used examples such as bringing up Bill Clinton's sexual assault allegations when the claims against Trump emerged, or Hannity discussing how the media focuses on the Capitol riot over the disorder at Black Lives Matter protests last summer.
"Eventually, I felt like a cog in the whataboutist machinery," Goldberg said.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...amera-defector-jonah-goldberg-says/ar-AARV2M4