Trump’s FOX TOWN HALL SCAM in Georgia Gets EXPOSED
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What is the Fox‑backed “town hall” scandal in Georgia and how was it exposed?
Another Donald Trump scam gets exposed. So Fox News claimed it was holding a town hall for Donald Trump in Georgia that was gonna be just all women who hadn't made up their minds in the election, who had lots of questions that they wanted to ask Donald Trump at this uh town hall. Well, it turns out that the town hall was actually hosted by the Republican. Republican Party in Georgia. That's right, the Georgia Federation of Republican Women. Oopsie, they had posted on their Facebook site that they were hosting the event right here in Georgia with Fox News. And when CNN reached out to the Georgia Federation of Republican Women, guess what they did? They immediately edited the Facebook post. So that it now read, super excited for the opportunity of attending this event right here in Georgia.
It previously said super excited for the opportunity of hosting this event right here in Georgia. Um, you see uh the photographs of the women from this Georgia Federation of Republican Women. They're a kind of far-right MAGA Trump supporting group. Um, and they presented this as, oh, they were just having uh, you know, just all different types of women from Georgia asking questions. Now, the president of this group, uh, well, actually, the president of another Republican group was there, the Fulton County Republican woman. This was all filled with professional operatives, just to give Donald Trump the appearance of having support of women. Who are fleeing the Republican Party or the new Republican Party, the MAGA Party, I should say in droves?
Lisa Cauley, take a look right there. You can look at the Fulton County Republican Woman website because where did that look familiar? I thought I saw her before. Oh, there she is. She was the first lady to ask Donald Trump a question. As Matthew Gertz uh writes, the first question at the Fox Town. Town hall, we should just call it a so-called town hall, went to a Lisa who looks a lot like Lisa Cauley, president of the Fulton County Republican women. Even the necklace matches, wearing the same necklace and the photo for her professional Republican Party. Operative photo. Do you also notice if you zoom in on Lisa Cauley asking the first question, there is another woman right there who's looking at Lisa Cauley.
She is wearing an RNC delegate cap. They're not even good at covering up their scam. So Fox tried to present this as a room full of independence or just a broad cross-section of all women. From Georgia, but they actually all work for the Republican Party in Georgia and Donald Trump. And they're either being paid to be there, or this is just part of their organization's missions to try to get Donald Trump elected. You know, CNN did a great report as well because they actually got the audio from inside this so-called town hall. We shouldn't even call it a town hall. Um, and Fox manipulated They made lots of edits and they manipulated a lot of the footage because a lot of the women, when they were asking questions, they would say things like, Hey, I'm a Trump voter, I'm gonna vote for you.
Who actually organized the so‑called women’s town hall and why does it matter?
Here's my question. Fox would edit that out when the women would say that. That's why Fox did this town hall a day or two before, so they could edit it all. And don't you know all of the stuff that like Don? Donald Trump accuses what 60 minutes of and everybody else while Donald Trump's too afraid to do interviews with anyone other than Fox for reasons like this. They fill the audience with his own supporters. This is precisely the conduct that Donald Trump is engaged in. Like, just think about the past week alone. The scams that we've had to call out here on the Midas Touch Network. Should we just go through some of them very briefly? Briefly. So now, in addition to this scam right here of Donald Trump uh filling this fake town hall with his own supporters, with uh the with Fox aiding and abetting, when Donald Trump was in Michigan um and JD Vance was in Michigan, what'd they do?
Well, Donald Trump spoke at a non-union shop. He paid the non-union shop $20,000 to decorate their store to pretend it was a union shop.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the Fox‑backed “town hall” scandal in Georgia and how was it exposed?
0:00–3:24
2
Who actually organized the so‑called women’s town hall and why does it matter?
3:24–5:58
3
How did Fox News edit the footage to hide pro‑Trump statements from the audience?
5:58–8:26
4
What other Trump‑related “fake” events does the episode uncover (union shop, firefighters, bodega)?
8:26–10:37
5
How did the Michigan non‑union shop scam work and what evidence supports it?
10:37–12:52
6
Why did Donald Trump claim he didn’t understand IVF and what was Senator Katie Britt’s explanation?
12:52–14:50
7
What are Trump’s statements on abortion, parole and border judges and how are they framed in the episode?
14:50–17:00
8
How does the podcast link these scams to broader concerns about media manipulation and democracy?
17:00–19:14
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