Would you really want just a talking mouth? Tucker told a story that he tried to check out. He also changed it a little the next evening when he got more information.

News reporters should be willing to show another side as long as they are not attacking. Tucker didn't attack--he told another side of the story and then allowed the other side to give more information when more came in.

That feels like an honest analysis to me. I don't want a news reporter who is totally afraid to get off their line once in a while and point out things. That's the problem with people like Cooper. They are so set in their side, they won't budge or even consider other things.

Besides, I have never agreed with everything anyone says. I confirm with other reporters and watch. That is not Tucker's job--that is my job if I want to be in control of my thoughts.