Hugh Hewitt Resigns from Washington Post After Abrupt Walkout

Conservative columnist Hugh Hewitt leaves the Post after heated disagreement over election claims during live show.

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Updated: Nov 1st, 2024, 8:28 PM ET

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Hugh Hewitt resigned from the Washington Post following a contentious live debate on election integrity during the 'First Look' program, where he clashed with liberal panelists. Hewitt criticized their portrayal of Donald Trump’s election claims and described the show as an 'unfair election ad.' His departure is part of a tumultuous period at the Post, which has seen significant staff backlash and reader cancellations after the paper refrained from endorsing a presidential candidate in the upcoming election.

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