Fox News personality Sean Hannity speaking at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference (SPAC). Photo by Gage Skidmore.
A former Fox News analyst has decided to part ways with the network, calling it a "destructive propaganda machine" in the age of Donald Trump.
Lt. Col. Ralph Peters (Ret.) told CNN that in the past, Fox News offered a platform for libertarian and conservative perspectives that he'd found valuable.
But the network appears to have turned into a mouthpiece for the Trump administration.
"For years, I was glad to be associated with Fox. But with the rise of Donald Trump, Fox did become a destructive propaganda machine, and I don't do propaganda for anyone."
Peters added that the network panders to Trump and his supporters for ratings and profit.
"Knowingly, in my view, they're doing a grave, grave disservice to our country."
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