‘Fox & Friends’ Host Says To Fire Vanity Fair Editor Upset Over Possible Melania Trump Cover
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An unnamed editor at the magazine told the Daily Mail they “will walk out the motherf**king door" if the first lady is featured.
The co-hosts of “Fox & Friends” swooned on Tuesday over the possibility of Melania Trump being on the cover of Vanity Fair, and one called for the firing of staffers who will reportedly protest if the magazine features the first lady.
“I would buy the magazine. I’d buy several of them if they would do this, just to prove a point that I want your stock to go up, because I’m in support of this, I think you need to tell both sides,” co-host Ainsley Earhardt said.
She added that Democratic figures like former first lady Michelle Obama have been on the cover of Vogue, whose parent company Condé Nast also owns Vanity Fair, “several times.”
“I can tell you that was a leaked story from Vanity Fair because they are trying to soften up the opposition they are going to face when this happens,” co-host Charlie Hurt speculated.
Mark Guiducci, Vanity Fair’s new global editorial director, took over in June following the departure of President Donald Trump critic Radhika Jones.
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