The Washington Post is facing renewed criticism for alleged bias against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

A viral video on X, formerly known as Twitter, showcases a tense exchange among Washington Post staff discussing Trump’s claims about election integrity, particularly accusations of cheating in Pennsylvania.

Trump has argued that if he loses, it will be due to election fraud.

In the video, associate editor Ruth Marcus, known for her critical stance on Trump, states that “no election can be fair unless Donald Trump wins it,” sparking controversy.

Conservative radio host and panel member Hugh Hewitt counters by reminding the group of their duty to deliver impartial news.

He further emphasizes that a court had ordered Bucks County, Pennsylvania, to extend early voting days after finding that election procedures violated the law.

Following Hewitt’s remarks, panel host Jonathan Capehart retorts, “I don’t appreciate being lectured about reporting when, Hugh, many times you come here saying lots of things that aren’t based in fact.”

Shortly after the exchange, Hewitt announces his resignation from his contributing columnist role at the paper, stating he would not return.

The incident drew attention from X owner and billionaire Elon Musk, who weighed in, saying, “Hugh Hewitt is right: there was election interference by the Democrats in Bucks County that was so serious that a judge ordered early voting to be extended several more days!”

Musk’s post was a response to social media commentator Ian Miles Cheong, who noted that The Washington Post is “completely falling apart.”