Fox News Host's Attack On Rival Networks Is Mercilessly Mocked As Irony Defined
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Bill Hemmer warned competitors to "take news out of your name" if they didn't cover Donald Trump's speeches and you know what happened.
Fox News personality Bill Hemmer told rival networks to “take news out of your name” if they don’t carry every spit and cough of Donald Trump’s Republican presidential primary victory speeches.
On Tuesday, Hemmer said the conservative network would always take a speech by President Joe Biden (even though they haven’t previously) and “be fair” with him.
“One of our competitors took four minutes, another took ten,” Hemmer said of the Trump coverage.
“If that’s what you’re going to do, take news out of your name because we should all be listening to these ideas and thoughts,” he added. “And if Biden came out, we would take him and be fair to his message.”
Recently, both MSNBC and CNN have either not aired Trump’s speeches or have cut into them to offer blistering fact-checks.
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