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US NEWSUS NewsNorah O'Donnell could be in trouble at CBS for her reporting of Donald Trump

The journalist tweeted about Trump's passports.

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16/08/2022 - 22:07 CDT

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Norah O'Donnell the CBS Evening News anchor appears to have broken the network's reporting stantards after she tweeted about former President Donald Trump's passports.

CBS News requires a two source protocol, but apparently O'Donnell gave her reporting based on a single source, and her tweet appeared to call the former president a liar.

What did Norah O'Donnell tweet about former President Donald Trump

Norah O'Donnell tweeted that according to a DOJ official, the FBI wasn't in possession of former President Donald Trump's passports, after he had accused the FBI of stealing the three of them during the search of his Mar-a-Lago property.

The controversy was sparked when the anchor appeared to be calling the former President a liar, and later it was informed that the FBI did had the passports for a brief moment of time, but returned them earlier in the afternoon.

CBS defended Norah O'Donnell

CBS defended O'Donnell in a statement sent to The Post through a representative

"Donald Trump publicly alleged that his passports were 'stolen' and in the hands of the FBI. As part of the normal reporting process, our reporters inquired with the DOJ about whether they had Donald Trump's passports," could be read.

They continued saying that their reporting was accurate and backed their anchor, as the DOJ had replied that they weren't in possession of the documents.

Our reporting reflected that; it was true then and it is true now that the FBI was not in possession of his passports at the time. And as the tweet thread makes clear, any items that were not contained in the warrant would be returned."

But some still think that she didn't follow the procedure and called her out for her journalism practices.

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