Fox News Host Has Uncomfortable Moment As Guest Presses On Election Misinformation
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"Oh, come on, Randi, come on. This is not the topic we’re here to talk about," Martha MacCallum interrupted American Federation of Teachers President Ran...
Fox News host Martha MacCallum didn’t take too kindly to being pressed on election misinformation during Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Story.” MacCallum and American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten were discussing the teaching of critical race theory in the classroom when Weingarten pivoted to talk about election lies pushed by ex-President Donald Trump that have been repeated on the widely watched conservative network. “I would hope that Fox would be just as focused on let’s get rid of the misinformation about what happened in this election. This election was free and fair,” said Weingarten.
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