Fox News Show Gets Weird Over Donald Trump's Viral Hair Moment
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"Outnumbered" host Harris Faulkner came up with an interesting way to summarize footage of the president-elect.
Donald Trump was caught on camera sporting what appeared to be a drastically different hairstyle and (most) personalities on conservative Fox News’ “Outnumbered” lapped up the president-elect’s look.
Video filmed of Trump at his Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, home — reportedly taken after he’d been playing golf — showed the incoming president with slicked-back hair. The viral clip prompted the show’s panel to discuss whether it was deliberate or because Trump had just donned a hat on the course.
Host Harris Faulkner described it as “the winds of winning.”
“They have blown back his ’do and he is leaning into the victory,” she claimed, before smiling and appearing to mouth “I don’t know,” in the footage that was shared online by The Independent.
“That’s right,” said Emily Compagno. “Soak up those winds of victory, president-elect.”
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