Fox Hosts Say We’re All Too Stupid To Understand Donald Trump’s Brilliance
February 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelAccording to multiple hosts on Fox News, including Kayleigh McEnany and Harris Faulkner, Democrats and most of the public at large are simply too stupid to understand the brilliance of the moves that Donald Trump is making. The hosts claimed that Trump is playing “four dimensional chess” while everyone else is playing checkers on issues like tariffs and the takeover of the Gaza Strip. These hosts may be too stupid to understand what he’s doing, but we certainly aren’t, as Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains.
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While I have great news for everybody today, I know we've been watching these last two and a half weeks of the Trump administration thinking, wow, Trump is horrible. He's insane. He's doing all these crazy, stupid things. But it turns out I was wrong because it's not Trump that's doing stupid things. It is in fact me. That is stupid. It's you. That is stupid because we are not smart enough to understand the brilliance of what Trump is doing here. Or at least that's what Fox News host Harris Faulkner and Kayleigh McEnany would have you believe. We're all just too dumb to be on the same level as Trump. So don't even try to make sense of what he's doing. 'cause your tiny little brains cannot comprehend it. Here's how this happened. Harris Faulkner was talking with Kayleigh McEnany about, of course, Donald Trump's plan to ethnically cleanse the Gaza Strip and then take it over and build luxury condos.
So Faulkner starts off by saying, he means what he says, and he says, well, I don't wanna be a jokester or a wise guy. No one, no one thinks he's kidding. Harris Faulkner says, and then McEnany says, no, it, it's, it's not a joke. And you're right. It shouldn't be a shock. You know, as I was watching this yesterday, there was this line from Netanyahu that I wish the media would've listened to. He said, looking at President Trump, you see things that others do not see. You say things that others do not say, and then the jaws drop, and then the people sit back and realize maybe he was right. And before I continue and get into the heart of this, let me point out, yes, Netanyahu said that, um, but Netanyahu's also wrong. I mean, we're talking about two men, both Trump and Netanyahu that are supposed to be in prison, right?
So you basically got like two criminals up there talking about how great the others are. I'm not gonna take their word for anything. And for the record, there's never been a time when people have sat back and been like, oh, wow. Trump is right. Like, that hasn't happened. We had four years of him in office prior, and we didn't sit back and do that. Why? Because he wasn't right about anything. But McEnany continues. Well, the media didn't listen to that. Those gathered in the room, Kaitlyn Collins, others, because I watched through the channels last night, and it was absolute pandemonium. I mean, the freakout was only second to June 27th, the day that Joe Biden had that disastrous debate. And when you look at it, I just thought to myself, they haven't learned the lesson yet. And the lesson is this, maybe Trump is not trying to take Gaza. Maybe this is a grand part of a negotiation to get Iran to come to the table, to get Iran to hold back the proxies, to get Iran to stop its nuclear warfare on the world. Maybe that's it. My lesson to the media, this one line I wish they would take. President Trump is playing four dimensional chess. You all are playing
Checkers. And then Harris Faulkner chimed in if they even have a game board. All right, listen up. Um, Iran is not, uh, engaged in nuclear warfare against the world, as Kayleigh McEnany says, okay, like that, that's not, they don't even have nuclear capabilities yet. And they wouldn't even be close to it. If Donald Trump, in his first term, hadn't ripped up the Iran nuclear agreement that we had with them, we had put an end into it. Trump is the reason why they're getting closer today. Also, four dimensional chess. I don't think Donald Trump knows how to play two dimensional chess. I mean, 'cause that's it. You move forward or to the side, like he doesn't even know how to play chess. Like, I don't think you even understand your own analogy there.
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