
By Nick Arama
Catherine Herridge, probably the best reporter that CBS has, as well as about 20 other CBS reporters, were let go in a blood bath firing by Paramount Global, with 800 people total losing their jobs. The Washington Bureau, where they covered national security and intelligence, was hit hard.
The NY Post suggested there might be more than “just cost-cutting.” They note sources said Herridge “had clashed” with CBS News president Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews.
CBS isn’t talking, according to the Post.
Herridge just posted on X Monday about more damaging news to Joe Biden, noting that the House Oversight Committee wanted the transcript of the Hur interview with Joe Biden, and they expressed concerns about Biden retaining potentially sensitive documents related to specific countries involving his family’s foreign business dealings.
.@JudiciaryGOP @GOPoversight @WaysandMeansGOP “The Committees require this (Biden/Hur interview) transcript..there is concern that President Biden may have retained sensitive documents related to specific countries involving his family’s foreign business dealings…” by Feb. 19 pic.twitter.com/tdcI8aU01T
— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) February 12, 2024
Herridge had previously reported a lot on the Biden family business dealings.
But it looks like she won’t be following up on that — at least not with CBS.
Herridge is also heroically standing for journalistic principle.
Herridge may soon be held in contempt of court for not divulging her source for an investigative piece she penned in 2017 when she worked for Fox News and be ordered to personally pay fines that could total as much as $5,000 a day.
A source close to the situation said Fox News is paying for Herridge’s legal counsel.
A couple of months ago, she had also reported on the possibility of a “Black Swan” event…
READ FULL ARTICLE HERE… (redstate.com)
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