Fox News Host Slams The Fake News Stories Pushed On His Own Network
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“These stories are false, but the right-wing echo chamber starts going crazy because you can go after a Democrat," said Juan Williams.
Fox News host Juan Williams cited two fake news stories that have been pushed on the network in the last week as his reason for using caution while commenting on allegations involving former Secretary of State John Kerry. During Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Five,” Williams responded to claims that Kerry had discussed Israeli intelligence with Iran’s foreign minister. Kerry, now the Biden administration’s special climate envoy, tweeted Tuesday that the allegations, which have gained traction on the right, were “unequivocally false.” I can tell you that this story and these allegations are unequivocally false. This never happened - either when I was Secretary of State or since. https://t.co/BTOdFE1khW— John Kerry (@JohnKerry) April 26, 2021
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