But news did break. People are just too stupid to realize it. For example, the Ukraine story. He did a report and included all official documents that he received. So your choice to not believe these documents is irrelevant. The documents exist anyway.
I am aware of his Ukraine reporting as well as the reporting of others on the same subject. But he also appears to have engaged in disinformation--maybe for good reason--but the choice I make is to step back from stories that are essentially unsourced, which his is. Most news is unsourced now--and unless there is a named source on the record, I am going to step back from it. That used to be basic journalistic standard. He asserts Trump is declassifying this stuff--how does he know that; I can't find this info anywhere else that isn't sourcing Solomon. Tell me where in this article is there any source at all? https://justthenews.com/accountability/russia-and-ukraine-scandals/trump-declassifying-tranche-fbi-memos-exposing-steeles
What's the disinformation though? His reports always includes links to his sources. His sources are either official documents or he's telling you what someone said. If the official document is lying or the person he is quoting is lying it does not mean he is spreading disinformation. He is simply reporting. It is up to your own discernment to judge whether or not the source is truthful.
Example, if the WH released a memo that said Trump is going golfing today and Solomon reported on that memo and Trump ends up not going golfing, it it bad journalism? Because I'm under the impression that a journalists job is to simply report the news.
Can you point me to a link to his sources in the story I just pasted in my last comment? Is there a direct quote from anyone? Does he provide a source for any of it? Instead it is written in an omniscient voice as if he is stating fact. If it is not fact and it cannot be attributed, then it is an opinion piece masquerading as news--which is in itself disinformation. There are basic journalistic standards. A minimum of one on the record source, two is better. I see no source, no documentation for this report--hence, I am going to disregard it until it is substantiated.
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