Brian Kilmeade Says A Politician Just 'Went Full Hitler' — But It's Not Trump
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When Trump was using phrases that echoed "Mein Kampf," however, the Fox News host defended the former president.
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade accused Joe Biden of emulating Adolf Hitler because the president warned about the threat Donald Trump poses to the nation.
On “Fox & Friends” Monday morning, Kilmeade said Biden, in a speech on Friday, “went full Hitler [and said] that Trump is the worst thing ever, will destroy the country.”
“But why, if you believe that, why would you do that in January, knowing that we’re going to hear the same thing for nine months?” he continued. “By the time May comes up, we’re not going to hear this.”
Kilmeade’s comments were first flagged by Mediaite.
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