Fox News Loses Control on Live TV as Trump Gets Worse
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Why is Fox News in panic mode over Trump's actions?
Another day of state regime media known as Fox just in total panic mode, trying to justify Donald Trump's dangerous, destructive, and dastardly behavior. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant was on the Laura Ingraham show last night, and he addresses what Donald Trump said about why little girls should only have two dolls and five pencils and they should pay more for it, and you should stop complaining if you want more dolls, little girls. Here's what Treasury Secretary Scott Besson says.
Let's play this clip. The other thing, too, is this reporter behind me was quite snarky the other day when President Trump talked about the girl having two dolls. And he said, well, what... President didn't take the question, but he said, what would you tell that girl? I said, I would tell that young girl that you will have a better life than your parents, that you and your family, thanks to President Trump, can now be confident again that you will have a better life than your parents, which working class Americans had abandoned that idea. Your family will own a home. You will be able to advance. You will have a good education. You will have economic freedom. That's what we are advancing.
So you go from Treasury Secretary Scott Besant talking about how little girls should stop whining about only getting two dolls, government's doing central planning, to Jesse Waters, one of the hosts on state regime media known as Fox, talking about an issue that's very pressing to him, that men should never cross their legs, he says. Play this clip.
Men should never cross their legs. What's worse, crossing your legs or leaning in? Text me.
I mean, again, it's just a total clown show on Fox. No offense to clowns. These are fascist clowns. Going back to Laura Ingraham right here with Treasury Secretary Scott Besson on, asked about empty ships coming from China. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson says, that's not a big deal. All American companies prepared for this. They knew we were going to do this. Here, play this clip.
Christmastime is coming. There's going to be no toys for children. Trump is Grinch, and you all are going to get blamed for this. Was the political pressure and the consumer pressure building to an extent that critics are saying forced your hand?
Again, Laura, that I think a lot of American businesses have pre-positioned a lot of inventory. The trade deficit actually jumped because so many people bought in advance. And the companies that I've talked to have done that. We are going to stick to our guns. But again, the US and China have shared interests. They are the deficit country, though. They sell us about four times more than we sell them. So it would be felt harder in China.
What controversial statements did Scott Besant make on Fox?
What about small and medium-sized businesses that aren't at your secret gatherings where you manipulate the markets? What about the people who employ 80% of Americans who are now just getting absolutely screwed? How about Main Street there, Treasury Secretary Scott Besantower? That's right. You don't give up about us. Jesse Waters talking about a major rule that he says was broken the other day. Here, play this clip. What do you notice?
Doug's breaking the rules. He's leaning in like Barack leans into Michelle. Men should never lean. Green lines don't lie. And if you don't know, look it up.
We know what he's talking about. What are they even talking about on this godforsaken network? Treasury Secretary Scott Besson says it's all going to plan. Donald Trump is doing strategic uncertainty. That's what this is. Strategic uncertainty. What's he going to do? Is he going to wake up and post AI images of himself as the Pope? Or maybe he'll talk about Alcatraz. Who knows? Maybe he'll tariff movies produced overseas. 145% tariffs. Maybe 500% tariffs. Maybe a bajillion percent tariffs. Strategic uncertainty. That's what intelligent people do. Here, play this clip.
That's OK. He's fine with no deal. So that I like that personally. I think it's great and brilliant. But Wall Street, your old friends hate it. They hate that kind of uncertainty. What do you say to them tonight, given President Trump's comments about, well, we don't have a deal. We don't have a deal. We'll survive.
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