Fox News host debunks 'Uranium One' conspiracy, viewers melt down on Twitter

[rsexaminer]

Watch as a Fox News host just turned on the network and debunked the phony "Uranium One" conspiracy in less than 30 seconds, resulting in viewers of the network losing it on social media, with many going on hate-filled rants in the process. It looks like at least one person on Fox News has some sense, but the fans don't seen to happy about it.

http://bit.ly/2AKy4Yw

[CatMor]

1. The viewers can't handle the truth.

[ClusterFreak]

2. I knew it could only have been Shep Smith.

Only person over there with even a scintilla of integrity.

[rsexaminer]

4. True

I agree, though Chris Wallace has his moments of sanity at times.

[ClusterFreak]

5. Also true.

[RussBLib]

3. not the first time Shep Smith has "turned" on Fox

ohmigod, going against the narrative? I'm surprised they keep him on, but maybe they think this allows them to get away with their "fair and balanced" bullshit.

Thanks, Shep. Every now and then....

[forgotmylogin]

11. So...is he going "off-script"?

Surely what he's reading is in the teleprompter and that is approved by the network?

[Fred Sanders]

6. If the Truth Hammer comes down on the Fox sheeple they are conditioned go shoot the messenger.

[democratisphere]

7. Fake news has actually been determined to be fake by a member of the fake news propoganda network!

Whoa!! Wait a minute! I think the Earth just shook.

[Brainstormy]

8. Just a matter of time before Shep

abandons the dark side.

[shanny]

9. Without looking, it was Shep Smith wasn't it?

[rsexaminer]

10. Bing

One of the few with sense over there lol