Former Fox News Contributor Torches People ‘On TV Praising Trump’: A ‘Huge Share’ Were ‘Dishonest’
Former Fox News contributor Jonah Goldberg says a “huge share” of people who appeared on TV to praise former President Donald Trump were “dishonest.” In a column published in The Dispatch on Wednesday, Goldberg wrote…
Former Fox News contributor Jonah Goldberg says a “huge share” of people who appeared on TV to praise former President Donald Trump were “dishonest.”
In a column published in The Dispatch on Wednesday, Goldberg wrote, “I’ve shown a good deal of restraint since news broke that I left Fox News.”
“I haven’t done any TV about it, and I’ve let a lot of nonsense go by without a response,” he continued.
He went on to state that a “major reason I chose to leave with more than a year left on my contract was that I felt conflicted about speaking freely.”
Additionally, Golberg said he decided to leave the network because “I didn’t want to be complicit in so many lies.”
He continued:
“That’s the thing. I know that a huge share of the people you saw on TV praising Trump were being dishonest. I don’t merely suspect it, I know it, because they would say one thing to my face or in my presence and another thing when the cameras and microphones were flipped on.”
Goldberg, a longtime writer for the conservative opinion magazine National Review, co-founded