Fox News Host’s Take On Europe’s Reaction To Trump Is Just Bonkers
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The conservative anchor spewed the stunning take right from the start.
Laura Ingraham gave a master class in goofy geopolitical spin on Wednesday.
She accused European leaders of throwing a hissy over President Donald Trump’s threats to annex Greenland while not ruling out force. (Watch the video below.)
Trump eventually caved to reason in Davos, Switzerland, by retreating on his military and tariff threats. But the Fox News host had some misplaced scolding to do.
To a graphic that read, “Dad sets the rules, kids learn to obey,” Ingraham said at the start of her show:
“Europe’s pointless temper tantrum. ... Once again, Donald Trump and his team remind the world that the United States is the only power capable of holding the West together by protecting Europe from its own stupidity and weakness.”
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