It’s a legitimate question. If you look into the details, it’s weird. I actually tend to think it’s pretty innocent. But it’s legitimate to have questions about it.
He had a boy in his house. A single man with a boy in his house. And he was actually secretive about it in the beginning. You don’t find that a little bit strange and worth asking questions about? He’s free to answer those questions. He’s free to put those doubts to rest. But a real journalist wouldn’t just ask those questions of Democrats, he would ask them of Republicans too.
Tucker has brought this stuff up, similar stuff, about liberals and Democrats, they just don’t have the guts to appear on his show. Then he hammers them and he calls them out on it. If a journalist wants to at least appear to be fair, and not some kind of crusader, but an actual journalist, he needs to ask tough questions on both sides.
If he didn’t, he would be guilty of everything you people get angry at the liberal media for doing. Stop being hypocrites. He is supposed to be a journalist, not a conservative crusader. A journalist.
He had a boy in his house. A single man with a boy in his house.
You mean Nestor? His son Nestor? His adopted Cuban son Nestor?
He's not his son and he didn't adopt him
You are correct.
Here is a link (people.com) to a ‘source’.
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