But one theory is that Fox doesn’t want to piss off Trump. It’s difficult to tease them all out because they overlap so much. There are a lot of theories for why Fox has made this decision. Certainly, Bret thinks it’s worth his time. I have no inside information, but I’m pretty confident that’s not the judgment of many of the folks in the news division. In other words, the network just doesn’t want to put the hearings on instead of its normal prime time lineup because they’re not newsworthy enough to preempt non-news shows.
Bret Baier, a serious journalist and a friend, will be anchoring coverage on Fox Business. On Wednesday, in response to Fox News’ decision to not cover the January 6 committee live, I ran through a whole bunch of reasons why they came to that journalistically indefensible decision.īut in fairness, Fox isn’t actually saying the hearings aren’t news. We’re going to have a lot of opportunities to return to the January 6 committee, so I’m going to hold off on a lot of the substance-and there was a good deal of substance in the first hearing-and just make two points about last night. Regardless, Warren has also received praise for fighting predatory banks and credit card companies during her time in the Senate, which Trevor Noah covered in a YouTube clip of a segment from his show.(Photograph by Win McNamee/Getty Images.)ĭear Reader (Including those of you who needing more help with portion control of your newsletter consumption), Total hypocrite!" Trump tweeted at the time. "Goofy Elizabeth Warren, sometimes known as Pocahontas, bought foreclosed housing and made a quick killing. But she profited from it and did very well."ĭonald Trump previously attacked Warren for her alleged hypocrisy when she criticized him for "drooling" over a possible housing crisis. "She's criticized other people for doing that, but she did it herself and did very, very well in Oklahoma real estate at a time when that state was going through a lot of difficulty because of problems related to energy prices and a bad economy. He claimed that Warren worked with her brothers in Oklahoma to flip the homes of individuals that were "distressed because of financial crisis" and facing foreclosure.Īccording to Schweizer, Warren made "very, very good money" with the process. "A lot of people don't have that image of her but that's exactly right," he said. Speaking with Schweizer, Marlow calls Warren a "predatory home flipper," to which the author agrees. Elizabeth Warren, who is currently running for the Democratic presidential nomination and has been accused of lying on multiple occasions throughout her career. One such politician is Massachusetts Sen. The book explores the alleged corruption of some of the world's top political leaders. On Wednesday, Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow spoke with the publication's senior contributor and five-time New York Times bestselling investigative reporter Peter Schweizer, who recently penned a book titled Profiles in Corruption: Abuse of Power by America's Progressive Elite.
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