Juliet Jeske is the host of a podcast called Decoding Fox News. She put together an hour-by-hour montage of Fox News election night coverage. It’s a bit long (29 minutes), but highly entertaining, as you watch the hosts go from cautiously hopeful to utter despair over the course of 7 hours. The topper is the phone call from Trump at the end where he makes every excuse as to why the Pubs failed so badly during the election.
This was entertaining, thanks for posting it.
Gleefully watching watching Trump’s media/bitcoin/Fusion company go down the toilet, (DJT down 57.5% in the last 7 weeks to a current price $3.99 and still falling) I came across this bit of Schadenfreude about people who with the financial acumin of Homer simpson bet it all on Trump.
Trump Media’s investors lost $2.2 billion while Trump holds $460 million stake
Trump always, always, always rakes in millions and leaves his investors holding the bag when the company fails. He’s been doing it for half a century! Get smart, people!
It might be a little late for that…
Let it be a lesson to them, so that they can be smart the next time someone tries to con them.
[Bullwinkle voice]This time for sure![/Bv]
Most of these people voted for Trump three times, and still support him. I don’t think that they are very good at learning from their mistakes.
Watters: “The voters just can’t wait for anything.”
No shit. That’s why they turned out Biden/Harris.
I’m quite sure Johnny L.A. was being sarcastic.
This was highly entertaining. Those people literally live in a different world, don’t they?
“[Trump] went on for over twenty minutes and I wouldn’t do that to you.”
I wonder why they showed the Capitol during his call instead of two-thirds of the White House
/s
Think I’m gonna subscribe to her.
Oh, right. As if I would ever be sarcastic!
A trivia question I heard on the radio yesterday morning:
70% of people say they regret buying this within 30 days. What is it?
I said “Tump coins!”
Actual answer:
A juicer.
I don’t watch Fox News so I haven’t seen Harris Faulkner since she was on the local Kansas City affiliate ten or so years ago. Holy crap someone give that woman a sandwich! She looks positively anorexic. (I guess working at Fox will do that to you.)
Too bad so sad.
Time flies, she joined Fox on 2005.
“As always, we are monitoring statements, press releases, and media engagements from your organizations,” the memo said.
The easy answer to that is, “No shit, that’s why we make them public dumbass.”
L - and I cannot stress this enough - MFAO