Sorry, Selma, that's just dishonest. When reputable news networks screw up, they retract stories and fire those responsible. No one is arguing that other networks are perfect. We're arguing that they handle these situations with far more journalistic integrity than Fox. And that's simply not an opinion.
CBS fired four producers and forced Dan Rather to retire after this.
The networks immediately retracted these stories and fired everyone involved. That's the proper way to handle these situations.
Has Fox News fired Hannity yet? Of course not. They just gave him a better timeslot on their primetime evening lineup. That, right there, is the difference between a responsible network and an irresponsible one.
If you watch the clip, she wasn't getting emotional because Hillary lost, but because she was concerned Trump had no plan for troops stationed overseas, many of whom she knows personally from her overseas reporting. Even with your mischaracterization, this is a weak point.
Looks like this is a 1992 story? You had to dig pretty deep for that one. Since I was 5 at the time, I'll let someone more contemporaneous handle it.
