Hugh Hewitt Resigns from Washington Post After Heated On-Air Dispute

The conservative columnist quit following a contentious live discussion over Trump's election claims and media reporting standards.

Hugh Hewitt, a conservative columnist, left The Washington Post after an on-air argument during the 'First Look' show.
The dispute arose over a discussion about former President Donald Trump's legal actions in Pennsylvania concerning alleged election irregularities.
Hewitt accused his colleagues of running an 'unfair election ad' against Trump, emphasizing that the court had ruled in favor of extending voting in Bucks County.
Jonathan Capehart, the show's host, responded to Hewitt by criticizing his past comments, leading to Hewitt's decision to quit.
The incident highlights ongoing tensions at the Washington Post, amid broader challenges facing the media regarding trust and bias.