Hewitt's argument emphasized the importance of factual reporting within opinion journalism, stating, 'We're news people, even though we're at the Opinion Section. It's got to be reported.' He pointed out the legal proceedings in Bucks County regarding the RNC's lawsuit, emphasizing that the court had mandated changes due to prior violations of the law.
Following his departure from the Washington Post, Hugh Hewitt explained, 'I have in fact quit the Post but I was only writing a column for them every six weeks or so.' This indicates that his overall engagement with the publication had decreased significantly prior to the departure.
In his last column for the Washington Post, Hewitt articulated a challenge to the MAGA movement within the GOP, urging it to evolve should Trump regain the presidency. This reflects his ongoing connection to Trump while simultaneously advocating for political growth within the party.
During the heated discussion on the podcast, Capehart accused Hewitt of 'spewing lies,' which prompted Hewitt's exit from the live show, highlighting the intense and contentious nature of political discourse around Trump's rhetoric on election integrity.
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