"When did journalists become cheerleaders for prosecutions?”

“Here you have a political candidate, a politician going to a dinner sponsored by a news organization. I don’t watch RT, okay? I don’t agree with RT, but it is a news organization, it’s no crazier than some other ones out there, that’s for sure. And she’s being investigated by the Congress over this,” Carlson said. “There’s no media outcry at all. Everyone acts like this is totally normal. Where are reporters in defending the Freedom of the Press they often say they believe in?”…

“We’ve never attacked Mueller as a man on this show,” Carlson told Concha. “I’m not judging him as a man, but I think all journalists ought to be skeptical of what their government is doing at all levels. But I’m watching journalists on other channels say anybody who asks questions is ‘disloyal,’ ‘inciting silence,’ basically unpatriotic. When did that change? When did journalists become cheerleaders for prosecutions?”