The New York Times published a piece Saturday accusing Republicans and prominent right-wing personalities of spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories about the night Paul Pelosi was attacked - while not addressing glaring questions about the assault in their reporting.

After the attack on Pelosi, 82, in the early morning hours on October 28, different theories have circulated in regard to what happened that night.

There have been theories that the attack had been staged, questions about whether Pelosi knew his attacker, and even a theory that the assault was the result of an extramarital gay affair. 

Some social media users are criticizing The Times for not using their resources to do their own digging and address the glaring holes in the account of the attack 

Social media users are demanding answers to questions like one tweet where the user asked: 'where is the body cam video? Where are the Pelosi security cam videos? Where is the recording of Pelosi's call to police? Why isn't the NYT reporting on this or at least asking questions?'