Fox News hosts attack impeachment witnesses

The prime time hosts of Fox News are showing their support for President Donald Trump during the impeachment process by calling the hearings "boring," "stupid," and "hearsay." CNN's Brian Stelter reports.

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[codingclosure]

“If the facts are against you, argue the law. If the law is against you, argue the facts. If the law and the facts are against you, pound the table and yell like hell”

- Carl Sandburg

[krismisfit]

Never really been a big political guy but I thought the impeachment hearing was far from boring, in fact I think I enjoyed it. Alot. Idk Wtf Fox news talking about.

[AlBfR]

If nobody cares, why do they talk so much about it?

[cbjones]

It's hilarious that Rush Limbaugh calls the witnesses 'nerds' - like he's the cool guy. ffs

[mickreaddin]

Did anyone really think Fox would act any differently?

[Empathicveteran]

When you can't win an argument, resort to name calling.

[simonfew]

The GOP / Fox reaction to this absolutely blows my mind

[jessehynes]

“No one is watching”
13 million people watched .

[jeffreydonaldson]

Don Lemon and CNN . Should loose their broadccasting license.

[rvpstudioscanada]

Here’s a thought.. just REPORT the News... NOT “YOUR Opinions.” Let the American people make THEIR OWN Opinions based on JUST the news.

[renegadeoffunk]

You know the game is up when the pundits starting acting like a bunch of bullies on the elementary school playground.

[jazmine]

The fact that the top 5 Google searches from yesterday shows that people are interested in hearing/seeing more despite Republicans saying it's boring.

[boathousejoed]

West Point vs bone spurs, you decide.

[johnverhoef]

The harder they scream the more you know they're lost.

[jsmcguireIII]

Rule of Law is so "boring"! OMG!!! We want a reality show "president" show!!!

[dbdist]

Abraham Lincoln is rolling in his grave.

[crkproductions]

Fox is not a news company. They do have a couple of reporters but they are an entertainment channel at best.

[TheDrummersVadeMecum]

"Its going to be easy for us to fight back?" ... us? ... wow Fox is so independent. Maybe she meant... him, or them ?

[triplezero]

As a non American watching the impeachment in my country i can definitely say that fox news is not a news channel. The difference between the impeachment and what they reporting is way off.

[markprater]

Despite the amazing technological achievements we have made in the last 30 years, I almost long for the days when there were only 3 TV Networks to inform us of the day's events.
Facts were never in question, nor was the reporters' neutrality. Political parties were considered two sides of the same coin, and everyone seemed to agree that ANYONE who caused America embarrassment or shame would be dealt with severely.
Someone recently noted that had FOX 'News' existed 50 years ago, Nixon probably would have not resigned, and probably would have survived Impeachment. The current fractured state of our political discourse these days renders anyone that we disagree with as our enemy.
My ex-wife would get so exasperated when we had disagreements that she would ask "Why the hell are we still together?"
I would respond "Because we still love each other!"
"That's bullshit!" would be her response.
Yeah, we were divorced soon afterward.
Have we lost the capacity to understand that even when we disagree, we can still want the best for one another?