Fox New Host Says Network ‘Radicalized’ Trump
- 6 years ago
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said that the network “radicalized” President Trump.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld on Thursday said that the network "radicalized" President Trump and called that "refreshing," reports The Hill. During a discussion on "The Five" regarding, in part, Trump's latest attack on CNN, Gutfeld commented, "Trump was radicalized by something, because he was a Democrat for a long time. He was fairly, he was pro-choice, liberal and many things. He was radicalized. What was he radicalized by? Us. Fox News." "All he's doing is what we do, which is we bash the media. So he has turned the White House into a kinda like an alternative Fox show, where he sits there, and he rips the media," Gutfeld continued. "It's kind of refreshing." If Fox is indeed what changed the president's political views, the network is reaping great benefit from doing so. The New York Times reports that Trump has given the vast majority of his television interviews to Fox News and Fox Business Network. He also regularly champions Fox News' reporting, using its talking points in many of his tweets.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld on Thursday said that the network "radicalized" President Trump and called that "refreshing," reports The Hill. During a discussion on "The Five" regarding, in part, Trump's latest attack on CNN, Gutfeld commented, "Trump was radicalized by something, because he was a Democrat for a long time. He was fairly, he was pro-choice, liberal and many things. He was radicalized. What was he radicalized by? Us. Fox News." "All he's doing is what we do, which is we bash the media. So he has turned the White House into a kinda like an alternative Fox show, where he sits there, and he rips the media," Gutfeld continued. "It's kind of refreshing." If Fox is indeed what changed the president's political views, the network is reaping great benefit from doing so. The New York Times reports that Trump has given the vast majority of his television interviews to Fox News and Fox Business Network. He also regularly champions Fox News' reporting, using its talking points in many of his tweets.