Brian Kilmeade Offers Disgusting Defense Of Pelosi Attacker Shouting "Where's Nancy"

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade defended the man who attacked Paul Pelosi last week and crying "where's Nancy?" when he broke into their home. Kilmeade said that this was no different than a delivery man asking where someone is to sign for a package. Kilmeade has become a rising star at the network after leaning into the extremism his network peddles so freely, and this is just the latest extension of that. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Even though we now have ample evidence, including from the attacker himself, that the man who broke into the Pelosi home and attacked Paul Pelosi with a hammer was indeed a fascist right-winger who wanted to attack Nancy Pelosi, but had to settle for Paul. Even though we have this evidence from the police, from the guy's former employer, from his social media posts, and of course from his own admission, Even though we have all of that, there are still plenty on the right who are continuing to doubt this story. One of those people is apparently Fox News host Brian Kme, who this week actually just yesterday again, after all of that other stuff came out, after the guy admitted, Yeah, I was out there to take out Nancy Pelosi. Brian kill me, tried to dismiss the fact that the attacker went into the house screaming, Where is Nancy? By saying that's no different than the FedEx guy asking, Hey, where's Nancy? I need her to sign a package. This is what kill Mead said. These are his words. You bring up Donald Trump, January 6th and Paul Pelosi and saying they heard the words. Where's Nancy? That's the same thing the FedEx guy says when he needs a signature, Where's Nancy? Is nothing perilous. That's what you do when you're looking for Nancy.

Brian, I, I have to ask you this, a very personal question. Um, have you ever suffered from a major head injury? Like when, when you were little, did, did you fall on your head a lot? Did your mom drop you on your head before your skull had fully hardened? Because this, this statement that you made to me is indicative of brain damage because you would have to have something wrong inside of your head. Neurons would have to be misfiring in order for you to think that, Oh, there's nothing wrong. That's just what you say when you're looking for somebody. If I wanna find Nancy, I say, Where's Nancy?

You, you, you have problems, Brian, kill me. There's something wrong with you. There's nothing, but it's what the FedEx guy would say. I'm almost at a loss at this point, folks. I'm almost completely just have nothing I can say without being, you know, uh uh, either putting myself in a situation to get sued or completely kicked off of YouTube. That's the point I'm at. That is what I am feeling inside. Those are the words that are swirling around my brain right now, and it's hard to not use those words because God bless it. I want to, because I am frigging. I am off that day after day issue after issue. Republicans can

Look the facts. They can look at the truth, and they can simply say, No, no. I'm gonna go out there and I'm gonna say something that is totally contradictory to what is actually happening in the country. And by God, I know my audience is stupid enough to believe it. That's what Brian kill me, tells himself every freaking morning, and he does it, and it's paying off for him. Brian Kill Mead has sat on that Fox and Friend's couch for well over a decade. He's been like the idiot little brother, right? The one that maybe did fall on his head a couple too many times, but now that he's pushing the extremism, he got his own show on the weekends. He's moving up the ladders at Fox News because he finally embraced the stupidity, and that's why he is out there pushing stuff like this. Like, Oh, it's no different than the FedEx guy.