Fox News Hosts Praise Firing Squads: Now You Can ‘Shoot 'em, Stick ‘Em Or Fry ‘Em’
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Pete Hegseth and Will Cain said execution by firing squad was "more honest" than just going "to sleep" from a lethal injection.
Fox News personalities Pete Hegseth and Will Cain got all excited Wednesday about South Carolina adding the firing squad to the ways in which it can now execute inmates on death row. On Wednesday’s broadcast of “Primetime,” host Hegseth agreed with “Fox & Friends Weekend” cohost Cain’s suggestion that the method was “more honest” than the use of lethal injection drugs. Hegseth kicked off the discussion with a callous comment about how there are now now three ways to die in the state if you are on death row.
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