Former New York Times editorial page editor James Bennet didn't mince words about how he was treated by his old newspaper in 2020, saying he was stabbed in the back.
'Outnumbered' panelists sound off on the liberal media outlet for using numerous euphemisms to refer to the president's false statements.editorial page editor James Bennet blasted his former outlet over the Tom Cotton op-ed fiasco that cost him his job, saying the newspaper cares too much about appealing to its left-wing subscriber base and hung him out to dry to a liberal mob.
"None of that mattered, and none of it mattered to AG. When push came to shove at the end, he set me on fire and threw me in the garbage and used my reverence for the institution against me," Bennet added."This is why I was so bewildered for so long after I had what felt like all my colleagues treating me like an incompetent fascist.
"My regret is that editor’s note. My mistake there was trying to mollify people," he told Semafor's Ben Smith, a former New York Times media columnist.
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