What's Next for NBC Newsman Brian Williams?

Following his admission of false reporting, some viewers are calling for NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams to be taken off the air. Now, there is an investigation underway that could uncover more cases.

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"NBC is conducting an internal investigation that is being led by their investigative unit, so they really are treating this as a news story," Politico's Hadas Gold told ET.

As Williams' credibility is questioned, he's taking more heat Friday for his reporting on Hurricane Katrina.

"I accidentally ingested some of the flood water," Williams told Tom Brokaw about his experience. "I became very sick with dysentery."

New Orleans' former city health director, Dr. Brobson Lutz, reportedly told The New Orleans Advocate, "I don't recall a single, solitary case of gastroenteritis during Katrina."

This comes after Williams apologized for falsely claiming that he was under fire during the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

"I made a mistake in recalling the events 12 years ago," Williams said on Wednesday's NBC Nightly News broadcast. "I want to apologize. I said I was traveling in an aircraft hit by RPG [rocket-propelled grenade] fire. I was actually instead in a following aircraft."

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Gold explained to ET what could have led to this misinformation.

"There always is that temptation to amp it up and make it interesting and to make people want to be sucked into your story of who you are and what you've been through," Gold said.

On Thursday, CNN senior media correspondent Brian Stelter told ET that despite the controversy, Williams' still has a chance to bounce back.

"I think his credibility is hurt but not ruined," Stelter said. "I think NBC may just want to push through this and hope people give him the benefit the doubt."