It’s really odd that with your constant claims of needing to question all media wherever the spectrum the come it just happens to be Britt Hume you’re defending.
Seem your skepticism goes right out the door when it’s one of your boys.
“I’ve covered Washington for more than 50 years, including 11 years covering Congress specifically. I’ve never seen a committee all of whose members were chosen by one party, and where there is no cross-examination or any attempt to present both sides," Brit Hume.”
1. The weren’t all chosen by one party.
Three of the five representatives Kevin Mc Carthy selected for the committee were approved by Nancy Pelosi. Kevin McCarthy decided that Republicans not participate and pulled them Liz Cheney and Adam Kizinger volunteered and Nancy Pelosi accepted their participation in the committee.
2. Cross-examination? In an investigative hearing? News flash. That’s not even a thing in congressional investigative hearings. It’s not a trial. No “cross-examination” in Benghazi hearings.
3. Attempt to present both sides? Benghazi Hearing say hi. I could go on here, but he said he’s never seen it so I only need to provide one example to prove him demonstrably false. Also there is this…
C’mon you should be better than that. Are you really splitting hairs with definition of cross-examination? He is stating, and most normal people can understand, that hearings have people from both parties asking questions. This one does not. So what he said was accurate, but you didn’t like what he said. You called him a liar and his statement was factual.
BTW, Brit has bias no doubt. He is the other side of the coin of Jake Tapper. I prefer those two much more than other news anchors. They may spin the news but rarely, although certainly not never, distort it.
1) Yes, they were all chosen by one party.
2) Yes, Benghazi had Democrats asking questions of witnesses
3) Yes, Dems did present other views during Benghazi. Are you really forgetting about Elijah Cummings?
I am unclear why you think what another poster plays into if what Brit Hume said was factually correct. It does not factor at all.
If his tweet was subject to a “fact-check” - it would be fact-check true. With an explanation that Republicans pulled their people from committee and Pelosi rejected them.