Fox News Co-Host's Quip About Paul Pelosi Sparks Fury: 'Sickening'

[MagasLoveMe]

Fox News Co-Host's Quip About Paul Pelosi Sparks Fury: 'Sickening' (newsweek.com)

 

Appearing on Fox News' Jesse Watters Primetime on Friday, Campos-Duffy listed others who she felt should receive the Medal of Freedom including former President Donald Trump, billionaire Elon Musk for "caring about freedom of speech," and the U.S. Border Patrol.

Pete Hegseth, who hosts Fox & Friends Weekend with Campos-Duffy, praised his colleague's choice of suggested recipients, calling it a "great list" on Jesse Watters Primetime.

"But it's probably more likely to go to Paul Pelosi, Susan Rice, and [Democratic California Governor] Gavin Newsom," Hegseth saidFriday. "So, I think your list is correct but a little off brand for Big Joe." Rice was previously the director of the domestic policy council under the Biden administration after serving under former Presidents Barak Obama and Bill Clinton.

Campos-Duffy then quipped: "Well maybe Paul Pelosi needs the hammer instead of the medal," which was accompanied by laughter between the two.

 

Was this over the line in your opinion? Do you find this humorous? Should a "news" channel be making jokes about a murder attempt?

[robosmith]

Definitely over the line. And emblematic of the depths of VIOLENCE which Trump has "NORMALIZED" on the right.

[gatomontes99]

Probably a bad joke in bad taste. He should issue an apology and then we should all just move on.

[Legato]

44 minutes ago, robosmith said:

Definitely over the line. And emblematic of the depths of VIOLENCE which Trump has "NORMALIZED" on the right.

Bad taste? Yes.

How has Trump been involved in increasing the ductility of steel Is it something to do with the Steele dossier?

[CdnFox]

18 hours ago, Legato said:

How has Trump been involved in increasing the ductility of steel Is it something to do with the Steele dossier?

There's no point asking Robo - you need to ask the voices in his head.

A little over the line i think.  Joke in poor taste rather than a true incitement to violence but I think it's not ok to suggest that a violent act of crime is somehow 'ok' or appropriate as a casual joke.

But - while a small 'mea culpa' might be appropriate i don't think it's a huge deal.

[robosmith]

19 hours ago, Legato said:

Bad taste? Yes.

How has Trump been involved in increasing the ductility of steel Is it something to do with the Steele dossier?

^Bad pun? Yes. And TROLLING.