Houston reporter goes rogue on air (Project Veritas)
Jun 16, 2021 13:14:03 GMT
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Post by Merge on Jun 16, 2021 13:14:03 GMT
So two days ago, a reporter at our local Fox affiliate went rogue during a segment and announced that she had proof of censorship and corruption at Fox, and had "found an independent journalism group" called Project Veritas to break the story for her. (Ha. Hahahaha. Independent "journalism" group. Hahahahahahahaha.)
She was fired from her job within 24 hours.
The censorship and corruption she supposedly experienced was in reference to her attempts to report on hydroxycloroquinine as a treatment for Covid last year. She also complained about the "censorship" of the Houston doctor who promoted it, who later became known as the "demon sex" doctor for her other outlandish views.
What a spectacular way to destroy your mainstream news career. I guess she's auditioning for a spot at OANN or Newsmax? Her comments imply that there were letters put in her file that prevented her from moving up, presumably to Fox's cable news.
I just think it's funny. Here's an article about it (I think the Chronicle gives you three free articles each month, but if you can't read this, just Google Ivory Hecker - yep, that's her name - and enjoy the ridiculousness.)
www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/articleComments/Project-Veritas-releases-video-of-Fox-26-reporter-16250476.php
She was fired from her job within 24 hours.
The censorship and corruption she supposedly experienced was in reference to her attempts to report on hydroxycloroquinine as a treatment for Covid last year. She also complained about the "censorship" of the Houston doctor who promoted it, who later became known as the "demon sex" doctor for her other outlandish views.
What a spectacular way to destroy your mainstream news career. I guess she's auditioning for a spot at OANN or Newsmax? Her comments imply that there were letters put in her file that prevented her from moving up, presumably to Fox's cable news.
I just think it's funny. Here's an article about it (I think the Chronicle gives you three free articles each month, but if you can't read this, just Google Ivory Hecker - yep, that's her name - and enjoy the ridiculousness.)
www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/articleComments/Project-Veritas-releases-video-of-Fox-26-reporter-16250476.php
