News anchor has history of defending Hillary, blasting Trump.
It’s a known fact that in 2010 a committee including Hillary Clinton and eight other members of President Barack Obama’s Cabinet approved a deal allowing a Russian company to obtain 20 percent of America’s uranium production by acquiring Canada-based Uranium One.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a panel charged with reviewing any business deal that potentially impacts national security, approved the transaction in October of that year.
Hillary Clinton did not recuse herself from voting even though several of the investors in the deal had donated money to the Clinton Foundation.
Two House committees announced plans last month to investigate the Uranium One deal.
But Shep Smith, the chief news anchor for Fox News, offered up a six-minute monologue on Nov. 14 that CNN called “a powerful rebuttal” to the claims of impropriety surrounding Clinton’s involvement in the Uranium One deal.
That led many Fox viewers to openly muse whether Smith is employed by the wrong media giant. Wouldn’t he make a better fit for CNN?
According to Breitbart “Fox News Viewers Demand Shep Smith be Fired After Error-Filled Uranium One Report: ‘Send Him to CNN.'”
Smith essentially said Clinton had nothing to do with the deal’s approval and that no uranium has left the country bound for Russia as a result of the deal. Smith’s commentary is being circulated by the far-left group Media Matters as proof that Clinton’s hands are clean on Uranium One. Media Matters chalked up all the charges against Hillary as “conspiracy theories” by conservatives.
Interestingly, that is the same choice of words – conspiracy theories – used by CNN in its effort to help Smith’s commentary go viral.
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