Trump wants FOX OFF THE AIR after BRUTAL interview BREAKS HIM!!

[0:00] Why are they putting these people on our television networks? [0:03] Why? [0:03] They always have to put Jessica Tarloff, another loser. [0:08] Should we give Jessica the last word? [0:12] Yeah, sure. [0:13] Here's the last word. [0:14] Oh, God, that was... [0:15] You asked for it. [0:16] I didn't mean it. [0:18] I didn't mean it. [0:19] If it's good, say it, but say it fast. [0:21] Okay, here's what it is. [0:23] Oh, God. [0:23] Donald Trump has only created an average of $68,000. [0:30] jobs per month, but over $350,000 per month under Biden. [0:32] I will never do that again if you're going to bore us with boring statistics. [0:35] With real stuff. [0:36] You're saying, oh, it's so amazing. [0:38] People don't feel like it's so amazing. [0:40] When I'm living large on the moon and you're still down here... [0:43] Go. [0:44] Get out of here. [0:46] Sometimes I do. [0:48] Up next, Zora... [0:49] Don't worry, everyone. [0:50] Trump has apparently identified one of the most pressing problems facing America today, [0:54] and that is the people that Fox News allow on their panels, [0:57] especially contributors like Jessica Tarloff. [1:00] Again, yeah, he's mad about this. [1:03] Pay no attention to the fact that gas is averaging $4.36 a gallon nationally. [1:09] Mortgage rates are hitting 7.4% and voters are repeatedly telling posters across various [1:16] networks that the cost of living is their number one concern ahead of the midterms. [1:20] The President of the United States has found time to publicly complain about a Fox News [1:25] panelist. [1:25] Trump went after Jessica Tarloff during his rally in Nebraska, calling her, quote, another [1:30] loser. [1:31] And his complaint wasn't even that, I don't know, Tarloff had done something in particular. [1:37] Her offense was, well, being on Fox News in the first place and being able to criticize [1:42] him. [1:43] Because imagine that, a free press, right? [1:45] Trump complained that Fox always have to put opposition voices on the network. [1:50] According to the President, quote, no reason to do this. [1:53] And then he complained that it wasn't even, quote, better entertainment, which, honestly, [1:58] it's just incredible, right? [2:00] That this is where the President's focus is at this moment. [2:03] Do that. [2:04] I think that's dumb. [2:05] I think we expect more from our politicians than just a banner on a bumper sticker that [2:11] says, yeah, give me stuff. [2:13] You should hold your politicians to a higher standard, too, Jessica. [2:16] So this $5,000, if you vote for me, that Trump's doing, what's that? [2:20] And what is him lying about what have we got to hate? [2:20] I think he's trying to entice people to get more turnout in the election. [2:25] But that reminds me. [2:25] He has no money to give that to you. [2:27] He's going to take it out of your pocket. [2:28] No, no one, no. [2:29] I got my taxes cut. [2:31] I did that in school in fourth grade. [2:34] With Americans struggling to pay for gas and put food on the table, AAA saying that the [2:39] national average for regular gas is currently $4.36. [2:43] That's more than $1.20 higher than this time last year. [2:47] In fact, AAA also said that this is the first October ever where the national average has [2:53] remained above $4 a gallon. [2:56] And people are very well aware of this, and they're upset. [2:59] And so if you're wondering what Americans are thinking about right now, it's that. [3:04] They're thinking about their grocery bills, their gas bills, their mortgage. [3:08] And we know this because look at all the polls across the board. [3:12] I mean, look at Fox News's poll. [3:14] $4.36 according to AAA Overnight. [3:17] To your point, they're down a few pennies from a week ago, but still up significantly [3:22] from a month and more than a buck still from a year ago. [3:25] When asked in our Fox News polling on the condition of the economy, only 23% of respondents [3:31] rate it excellent or good. [3:34] A majority, 77% say only fair or even poor. [3:38] And also in that polling, Kevin, we asked about what's a major problem for your family. [3:44] Grocery prices and gas prices top the list at 62% and 61% respectively. [3:51] Housing costs are up there. [3:52] Health care costs are up there. [3:54] Go ahead. [3:55] Put it in there. [3:56] Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump. [4:05] In the 2024 election, President Donald Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [4:11] Roughly, it might have thought it'd be 100%, but it was 99%. [4:14] Compare that to his approval rating now to the MAGA GOP. [4:18] It's 98%. [4:19] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [4:23] These folks say that they're going to vote for Congressional Republicans come the midterm [4:27] election. [4:27] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Congress. [4:31] What now? [4:32] You told me the Congressional order, 98% of them say they're going to vote for Congressional [4:37] So that support is truly holding up strong. [4:40] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to that [4:45] vote. [4:46] They have asked their own viewers. [4:48] And in September, without giving them a list to choose from, the most important issue facing [4:53] the country was cost of living. [4:55] It was unanimous. [4:56] 34% said that this was their main focus. [5:00] Economy and jobs came in at second, and everything else was in single digits. [5:04] And yet Trump is standing at a rally just weeks after saying that affordability was a [5:10] hoax. [5:10] Talking about panelists on the network, that's his main priority, and he should have a say [5:14] on who appears. [5:16] But apparently Trump has decided that the biggest threat facing the American family is Fox [5:21] occasionally allowing someone on television who disagrees with him. [5:24] Or dare I say it, platforming Democrats. [5:27] See, and they fight. [5:29] And what they've done to this country is so bad. [5:31] But you know, the more middle and right, they're always putting, like El Syed was interviewed [5:37] just a little while ago on a certain network. [5:40] I won't tell you which one. [5:41] They let this guy talk, talk, talk. [5:43] They hardly fight him at all. [5:45] Why are they putting these people on our television networks? [5:47] They always have to put Jessica Tarloff, another loser. [5:52] They put, they put, no, they put these voices on. [5:57] And you know, some of our guys defend. [5:59] A lot of our guys don't defend because they want to get on to the next question. [6:03] And it's really bad. [6:04] I think it's really bad. [6:05] I think there's no reason to do it. [6:06] It's not better entertainment. [6:08] You know, they say they like to project both sides. [6:10] But the other side doesn't project both sides. [6:13] They never have any of us on television. [6:15] So I think they should stop doing it less than two years ago. [6:18] What I'm saying is I'm a capitalist because I believe that we leave it to supply and demand, [6:22] right, to allocate where capital ought to go and the goods that we produce. [6:26] But I also believe that there's a basic amount of soil that we need. [6:30] Good school, clean air, clean water, health care, child care. [6:34] Those are things that just are in the firmament. [6:36] Now, those are the basic foundations. [6:38] It's not disturbing to me to think that government should be able to offer you those basic things [6:42] just like you got and I got. [6:43] I'm so grateful for the amazing public schools that I got to have. [6:46] But we pay so much money for those services. [6:48] Well, the reason we pay so much money is because we end up fighting wars that we shouldn't be fighting. [6:52] That's why we end up paying so much money. [6:53] And because we cut loopholes for the richest people who pay a lower effective tax rate than we do. [6:58] So I would rather us not buy a whole bunch of wars, and I would rather us buy really good schools. [7:04] But he tells on himself here, right? [7:06] He knows he's facing major issues in this regard because he admitted it. [7:11] He told Americans that higher gas prices were essentially a small price to pay in comparison [7:16] with the threat posed by Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon, right? [7:20] But if you look at what he said in the past, he's performing verbal backflips to constantly [7:27] jump between these excuses. [7:29] The man campaigned on bringing down prices day one, right? [7:32] But then he says affordability is a hoax made up by Democrats, even though speakers in his [7:37] own party are discussing it. [7:38] And then he says it's a small price. [7:40] So which one is it? [7:41] And it's echoed by the VP who is out here telling people who are struggling to eat or pay for [7:47] gas that those are just little things that they shouldn't really focus on ahead of the [7:51] midterms. [7:52] Republicans to ever win an election. [7:53] This is not the time to sort of gripe about all the little things. [7:57] There are obviously, I think every single person who voted for us in 2024 could find something [8:02] where they wish maybe congressional Republicans had gone further past the Save America Act, [8:07] which obviously the president and I worked very hard on. [8:10] But the challenge here is between Democrats who want to destroy the country, who want to [8:16] permanently disempower you, make it so that even if you vote Republican, your vote doesn't [8:20] actually count anymore. [8:21] And Republicans who fundamentally are trying to solve the problems that Democrats under Joe [8:26] Biden created. [8:27] That is the choice. [8:28] So I actually, you know, you know me, Sean, I invite people, I like to talk to people about [8:32] what can we do better? [8:33] What can we improve on? [8:35] There's so much that is going in the right direction. [8:38] There's so much that I'm proud of. [8:40] Absolutely. [8:41] We need to get more done, which is why you need to give us two more years to get more [8:45] great results for the American people. [8:47] While voters are telling Trump on his own preferred network that the cost of living is their biggest [8:52] concern, Trump is using campaign speeches to complain about who Fox News books on [8:58] television. [8:58] Before you go, our book, WTF America, is available for pre-order now. [9:03] It's the story of how we got here and how we fight our way back. [9:06] To pre-order, scan the QR code or click the link in the description. [9:10] Let's do this.