Rep. Jordan: Adam Schiff should take cues from WaPo, admit to misleading the public with anti-Trump dossier
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Rep. Jim Jordan on Monday accused the media of malpractice for consistently promoting the Steele dossier, and credited to the Washington Post for issuing several corrections to their previous reporting surrounding the Trump-Russia collusion conspiracy.
"I find it interesting that even the Washington Post has…admitted that what they’ve reported was not accurate," Jordan told host Martha MacCallum. " Seems to me, Adam Schiff should be able to do the same thing because frankly, everything we’ve said about this over the last several years turned out to be true. The only thing we were wrong about is it was worse than we thought."
Jordan made the comment in response to a recent on-air exchange between Schiff and "The View" guest-host and former spokeswoman for the State Departement Morgan Ortagus, who accused him of potentially help spread Russian disinformation through his promotion of the dossier. Ortagus also suggested that Schiff's credibility had been tarnished because of his public role in it.
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