GREG GUTFELD: Trump's Iowa victory sparked Democrat paranoia and media hysteria
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Fox News host Greg Gutfeld reacts to an NBC article arguing former President Trump will use military in 'dictatorial ways' if elected president in 2024.
Greg Gutfeld currently serves as host of Gutfeld! (weeknights, 11PM-12AM/ET) and co-host of cable news’ highest-rated program The Five (weekdays, 5-6PM/ET).
So what's really going on? What are they planning next?
Well, it's to push the idea that Trump will stage a totalitarian takeover and NBC helped plant this seed with this headline: "Fears grow that Trump will use the military in 'dictatorial ways' if he returns to the White House." Sounds pretty scary, right? But that's the setup. Here's more: "Donald Trump is sparking fears among those who understand the inner workings of the Pentagon, that he would convert the nonpartisan U.S. military into the muscular arm of his political agenda as he makes comments about dictatorships and devalues the checks and balances that underpin the nation's two-century-old democracy." By the way, sparking fears is code for let scare you about things that haven't happened and only exist in our demented minds. And who are these mysterious experts? Well, like Raymond Arroyo trying to make a rap album, no one wants to be on the record. NBC refers to them as, "a loose-knit network of public interest groups and lawmakers" who are "quietly devising plans to try to foil any efforts to expand presidential power."
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