NBC 'justice' reporter hit for 'mocking' Twitter Files revelations: 'Corruption is good when your side wins'
NBC justice reporter Ryan J. Reilly was criticized Monday on Twitter for mocking the latest release of the infamous Twitter Files Monday.
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NBC justice reporter Ryan J. Reilly was criticized Monday on Twitter for mocking the latest release of the infamous Twitter Files Monday.
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Ed MorrisseyPosted at 9:02 am on January 26, 2021 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The meltdown started two weeks ago at Politico and apparently has barely slowed down since. Politico invited conservative commentator and Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro to guest-edit its daily newsletter, which kicked off a company-wide temper tantrum that even got Erik Wemple’s attention. There are now upwards of 225 people on the @politico Zoom call convened to hash out the decision to invite @benshapiro to guest-write an edition of Playbook. People are very mad, I am hearing. Nevertheless, Politico’s p...
Because it's where a lot of the people in our business just eat their lunch on a daily basis. but unfortunately, wolf, what i think a lot of the focus at the white house who work for this president have forgotten, they don't work for the trump organization. they work for the american people. they don't work for just one president, they work for the presidency of the united states. and i think several officials over at that white house have lost sight of that. >> the president today once again accused journalists, serious journalists of making up sources, not really having any sources. how do y...
I'm happy to go back and look. >> i ain't got no calculator big enough to do that. he was happy enough to go back and take a look, but when abc contacting the romney campaign, they got the same old story. >> a spokes person would only reiterate, he's paid his taxes in full compliance with u.s. law and he's paid 100% of what he has owed. >> the tax issue is going to dog mitt romney throughout the campaign, both by serious journalists and by hard nosed paul tioliticians who knew howet a fight from bell to bell. >> get your cell phone out. which man needs to put up or shut up? mitt romney or harr...