Calls for transparency from NBC News grow louder in wake of Paul Pelosi attack bodycam video
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Critics are calling for transparency from NBC News after video of the attack on Paul Pelosi shed light on what appeared to be accurate and inaccurate with the network's coverage.
NBC quickly retracted Almaguer’s report, with little explanation, and the Comcast-owned network has refused to explain what – if anything – the veteran reporter got wrong. The bizarre handling of the situation has led to all sorts of speculation, and Friday’s release of bodycam footage from the incident was supposed to clear things up. Many media watchdogs have since claimed the footage vindicates Almaguer, while others aren’t so sure. Brian Flood is a media reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to brian.flood@fox.com and on Twitter: @briansflood.
"NBC just needed to be transparent," Fox News contributor Joe Concha said.
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