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MARGARET BRENNAN: And with that, we begin this morning with Missouri Republican Senator Roy Blunt. He is part of Republican Party leadership and he joins us here in studio. Good morning.

SENATOR ROY BLUNT (R-Missouri/Intelligence Committee/@RoyBlunt): Morning, Margaret.

MARGARET BRENNAN: We learned this morning from attorneys representing now multiple whistleblowers who have come forward in relation to that complaint first revealed in August related to concern that the President was seeking foreign interference in the 2020 election. How should this be handled? What will Senate Intelligence do?

SENATOR ROY BLUNT: Well, as you know, the Senate Intelligence Committee that I serve on has been asked to look at this, to see if we can assemble all of the facts. I think that gives us a responsibility to actually try to get the facts before we reach conclusions. Others who haven’t been ask– asked to do that might reach their conclusions a little quicker than we are. But in terms of other people stepping forward, I heard on earlier today that maybe this would be a firsthand source which means they–

This is why we need to boycott FOX News. They are lying to their audience. And that is doing great damage to our republic:

Juliet Huddy, a former host of “Fox & Friends Weekend,” said that some of the network’s biggest news shows are guilty of “lying by omission” in their reporting.

Huddy appeared on a panel for Sunday’s episode of CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” where she laid out how individual Fox News anchors can craft a more flattering take on a negative story.

“It’s not so much that it’s particularly clever or that they’re particularly diabolical … they’re lying by omission,” Huddy said. “They leave out the context, they leave out facts, they spin it so that it gives just enough information, but not all of the information.”

“The information it did give out, it pushes their narrative,” she said.