Fox News Loses Control on Live TV as Trump Goes Nuts
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Why do some MAGA personalities label Fox News as state‑regime media?
State regime media known as Fox is in panic mode as the tables are being turned against it by people who you would think could be their biggest supporters. Maybe, maybe not. Marjorie Taylor Green, Tucker Carlson, and all this MAGA media is out there. Matt Gates, they're saying Fox is state regime media, Fox is propaganda media. It's coming from Marjorie Taylor Green and Matt Gates here. Watch this, play this clip.
We've watched for decades propaganda news. I'll call out Fox News and the New York Post. They're known to be the neocon network news. We have propaganda news on our side, just like the left does. And the American people have been brainwashed. into into believing that America has to engage in these foreign wars in order for for us to survive. And it's absolutely not true.
And then the day before you had Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon calling Fox quote news, state regime media and propaganda. And then Tucker Carlson even does my Mark Levin impression. That's my impression, Tucker. I did the Mark Levin first. Here, play this clip. So what is that? That's not bipop.
popular acclaim. It's not like their viewer surveys like, you know, we need a lot more Mark Levin. Less Jesse Waters, more Mark Levin. they're doing is what they always do. Which is just Turning up the propaganda hose to full blast and just trying to, you know, knock elderly Fox viewers off their feet and make them submit to This is
this And by the way, on state regime media known as Fox, their guests are talking about how many views the Midas Touch network is getting on YouTube. Yeah, they're talking about Midas Touch on Fox, and the guests are saying California governor Gavin Newsom is outmaneuvering you. Fox's guests are saying that you're being outmaneuvered by Newsom because he goes on Midas Touch. Day.
How is Fox’s coverage of Iran’s nuclear program fueling calls for regime change?
Play this clip. What's interesting about what he's doing is not just what he's saying, but where he is saying it. He had an exclusive on the Midas Touch network with his address to the nation, with two million people uh seeing that. Midas touch is getting twenty-two million views every two days. He had Brian Tyler Cohen, a YouTuber, into the emergency operations center to do an interview. It just shows that I think he's learning the lessons candidly of 2024. That Democrats didn't do enough to communicate more to independent media, which I think is exciting. Wow. And then here's Mark Levin on Hannity last night. Then they really had their kind of neocon warmongering. This looked just like the lead up to the war in Iraq.
And they're doing it again. They're bringing out the same cast of characters. Mark Levin was on Sean Hannity, and here's what he has to say. Play this clip.
Gee, and we have morons, fools running around the countr this isn't Magna. This isn't manga, this isn't what I voted for. Donald Trump is a forever war president. How so? He's gonna do what every president before him since Carter didn't have the guts to do. He's gonna put an end to this damn thing. And that's what needs to happen. That's not a warmonger, that's a peacemaker. That is a man who's gonna make sure this generation and future generations are protected from nuclear missiles. Coming out of the Middle East from barbarian primitives from the 7th century. That's what he wants to do.
Then earlier in the day you had Larry Koodlaw. This is why they're called state regime. Larry Koodlaw worked in the first Trump regime and the first administration. And here you have Larry Koodlaw and Tommy Tubberville, and they're not even reporting the news. I mean, you just have Koodlaw on Fox saying, Donald Trump is the greatest person ever. Donald Trump is so amazing. Donald Trump Trump is so powerful. He's got all of the cards. You've got all of the cards, Donald. I mean, this is the most embarrassing.
How is this even real life TV? Play this clip. Senator, you know what?
What arguments does the host use to describe Donald Trump as a ‘forever‑war president’?
Trump, right now, Donald Trump is the most dominant figure on the world stage. Far greater than anybody else. You know what? In decades, it's not Putin. It's not Xi Jinping. It's Trump. Trump holds the cards in his hand and he knows how to play them.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why do some MAGA personalities label Fox News as state‑regime media?
0:00–2:04
2
How is Fox’s coverage of Iran’s nuclear program fueling calls for regime change?
2:04–4:04
3
What arguments does the host use to describe Donald Trump as a ‘forever‑war president’?
4:04–6:30
4
Why does the episode claim Trump’s plan for Iran could lead to a regional war?
6:30–8:43
5
How does the discussion describe the potential fallout after toppling the Ayatollah regime?
8:43–11:24
6
What constitutional arguments are made about the War Powers Act and presidential authority?
11:24–13:57
7
Why does the podcast insert a detailed promotion for Sundays dog food mid‑episode?
13:57–17:13
8
What are the final takeaways and calls to action for listeners at the episode’s end?
17:13–19:51