Brian Kilmeade's Logic For His Wild Trump Claim Prompts Internet Meltdown
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The Fox News host made a bit of a reach in assessing Trump's presidency.
Brian Kilmeade said Donald Trump is having a “normal presidency” because he’s met with celebrities and welcomed the World Series champion Dodgers to the White House.
Just a day before the Philadelphia Eagles were to descend on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. to celebrate their Super Bowl title, the Fox News host chirped about Trump’s second go-round on his Sunday show, “One Nation.”
“I think in Trump term 2, people are seeing him as the American president, not the MAGA one. I mean, for example ... Vince Vaughn in the Oval Office. Unsolicited. Just wanted to say hi. Do you remember when President Trump went to the UFC event? Guess who walked over. 7-foot, 1-inch Shaq, Shaquille O’Neal. Just to say hi. Or, a World Series championship team showed up at the White House. Guess what? Everyone showed up. The L.A. Dodgers. There they are. From the left coast meeting the right conservative president. It truly feels in many ways like we’re back to a normal presidency. You know, where you’re critical of policies you don’t like and supportive of the ones you do like.”
Social media dissenters rained a heapin’ helping of WTF on Kilmeade, noting the “tanking economy” and the president’s “authoritarian” and “super extra crazy” approach.
“Apparently all it takes for Fox News and MAGA to declare ‘normalcy’ and unity is a sports team showing up at the White House. No wonder the country’s in freefall,” one person wrote on X.
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