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Fox News anchor Shepherd Smith debunked what his own network has called the Hillary Clinton uranium "scandal," infuriating Fox viewers, some of whom suggested that he ought go work for CNN or MSNBC. Smith's critique, which called President Donald Trump's accusations against Clinton "inaccurate," was triggered by renewed calls from Republicans on Capitol Hill for a special counsel to investigate Clinton.
Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee resorted to Cold War tactics in funding a dossier about then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, former presidential adviser Sebastian Gorka said Wednesday. "Here we have the proof of not only there not being anything, but that if there was any collusion it was between Hillary Clinton and the Russians and the people that generated not opposition research," Gorka said.
Fox News host Eric Bolling said late Wednesday that wall-to-wall media coverage following revelations of a June 2016 meeting between Donald Trump Free Kevin Hassett! Trump pick a victim of Dems' obstruction Fox News's Bolling: Trump Jr. Russia story 'fizzled like a wet bottle rocket' CNN's Cooper mocks Gorka after interview: 'The Hungarian Don Rickles' MORE "Since the election the media have accused Trump of colluding with the Russians," Bolling, a staunch supporter of President Trump, said on "The Fox News Specialists." "They are totally invested in that narrative, completely invested in it.