Washington Post columnist silent on Bezos while criticizing Maher meeting Trump, says he could be fired
- Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin admitted to Piers Morgan that he cannot criticize Jeff Bezos for his actions involving Donald Trump for fear of losing his job.
- Rogin stated that he felt comedian Bill Maher was used as a prop in a Trump PR stunt after Maher's dinner with Trump.
- Morgan questioned Rogin for calling out Maher but not Bezos regarding their ties to Donald Trump.
- Rogin concluded that he must maintain a consistent philosophy but cannot openly critique Bezos due to potential job loss.
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Washington Post columnist silent on Bezos while criticizing Maher meeting Trump, says he could be fired
close Video Washington Post columnist warns ‘I could be fired’ for criticizing Jeff Bezos Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin defended his choice to not criticize Jeff Bezos for meeting with Trump, shortly after having called out Bill Maher for doing so. Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin argued that he could pay a price for criticizing Jeff Bezos, the owner of the D.C. news outlet. Rogin recently accused “Real Time” host Bill Maher of ha…
WaPo Columnist Fears Losing Job if He Critiques Bezos’s New Relationship With Trump.
PULSE POINTS:What Happened: Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin admitted during an appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored that he fears being fired if he comments on or critiques the newspaper’s owner, Amazon founder and mega-billionaire Jeff Bezos. Who’s Involved: Piers Morgan, Josh Rogin, Bill Maher, Jeff Bezos, and Donald J. Trump. Where & When: The debate occurred on Piers Morgan Uncensored, following Maher’s account of his dinner with Presi…
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