Lauren Windsor, a liberal filmmaker who secretly recorded Supreme Court Justices Alito and Roberts this month, told CNN's Jim Acosta that she told 'lies' to 'elicit truths.'
Liberal filmmaker Lauren Windsor, who secretly recorded Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and John Roberts, said Wednesday that the 'lies' she told the justices elicited 'truths' that were valuable to the public.
The liberal co-hosts of 'The View' criticized Windsor on Tuesday for how she obtained the recordings, with co-host Sunny Hostin describing it as a 'hit job.' 'I am extremely disappointed at what I heard, but I also am not comfortable with snippets of tape recordings without consent being taken out of context,' Hostin said. Fellow co-host Joy Behar also said she was uncomfortable with it because the clips could have been altered.
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