Cheney Tells Bret Baier Fox News Has a ‘Particular Obligation’ To Tell People ‘Election Wasn’t Stolen’

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) is telling Fox News it has a “particular obligation” to “make sure people know the election wasn’t stolen.”

Fox News’s Bret Baier told Cheney that she and her Republican colleagues were “at least in part elected to block the Biden agenda.” He then questioned if her Republican colleagues are “correct to claim your focus on the election and President Trump was somehow not going to get them to that goal.”

Cheney pushed back, “No, I think that’s actually wrong, Bret.” She argued that Republicans have focused on “making sure people understand the Biden policies are dangerous.”

“The issue isn’t whether or not we stand against the Biden policies. The issue is are we going to be a party that sits by silently while the former president continues to perpetuate lies about the election,” the lawmaker added.

Baier then pointed to statistics about Wyoming showing “more people voted for President Trump than voted for” Cheney. She was pressed on why Wyoming voters should reelect her then.

Cheney fired back, saying she is “disputing” Baier’s characterization of what she is doing.

Later, Cheney said, “We all have an obligation and I would say Fox News — especially, especially Fox News — has a particular obligation to make sure people know the election wasn’t stolen.”

Baier responded, “We have said that numerous times.” Cheney added, “Fox News needs to make sure,” before Baier and she started talking over each other.

Watch the interview below:

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