Speaker 1: If you want a sign that Kamala
Harris brutalized Donald Trump last night, it's that in their post-debate coverage, Fox News
completely panicked, blamed the moderators and ABC News for what happened. That's how you know
that they know Trump has failed. Here is Martha MacCallum on fox news. Just listen.
Speaker 3: Has or has not done. As vice president. The question now is
how much does this move the needle? Speaker 5: Yeah. I mean, it has to be said
that she was really never held to the fire. Right. Not pressed by the moderators on her past
positions and how she got from a very progressive, most progressive senator to where she
is now. And that falls on ABC right now. Speaker 1: What they want you to believe is that
because Kamala Harris wasn't fact checked in the way that Trump was, it must have been bias. But
what they aren't ready to consider is that Trump claimed to have won the 2020 election. And that
got fact checked because it's just an obvious and ridiculous lie. Kamala Harris didn't tell
any lies like that. Trump said that you can do abortion after birth in some states. That's
insane and obviously untrue. And it was fact checked. So they're not willing to consider.
That the reason for some of those fact checks, fact checks, was that Trump was telling
ridiculous lies. Sean Hannity attacked ABC. Speaker 4: Of course, she certainly did.
Speaker 3: Sean Hannity is in the spin room. Thoughts on this debate, Sean Hannity.
Senators agree on other parts of what he said. I think the biggest loser in the debate and we
talked about this pre-debate is ABC. You know, the fact that we we didn't get two fundamental
strong positions that Kamala Harris had taken on very deep and profound issues
involving the economy and immigration. Speaker 1: And, you know, I recall that we did.
But when all you can do is attack the network hosting the debate, you've lost. Jesse Watters
could do no better than nobody won. It was just a bad debate. Nobody will take.
Speaker 5: Us up on that. Speaker 3: Jessie, your thoughts? I don't
think the American people are watching and thinking any of these people won.
Speaker 1: No. Two thirds of the American people believe Kamala Harris won.
Speaker 3: This was this was rough. This was pretty intense at times. She started
off shaky. She regained her footing. But I thought she was going to come out
with some of these memorable lines. Speaker 1: Yeah. Jessie apparently watching some
other debate than all of us watched. When you say nobody won, it's because your candidate lost.
If you have any credible path to arguing that your candidate won, you don't say that it was a
tie that everybody lost. Laura Ingraham doubling down on the whining about ABC news as out and.
Speaker 5: Try to win those swing states. We should do it. Yeah. I mean, I think at the end of
all this, she prepared for a couple of weeks. She moved the points a little bit on on the betting
markets. But in the end, we all know what we knew before. That ABC's goal tonight was to help Kamala
Harris. And ABC did help Kamala Harris. Now. Speaker 1: There you go. Laura Ingram saying
that was their goal and they succeeded. Marco Rubio appeared briefly on Fox News and he said
the debate was an embarrassment to journalism. Speaker 3: I walked over to tapping on
the back. He's my senator. Distressed, the reporters were impressed. It's the
biggest, I think, failure for the country tonight was ABC. Yeah, it's an embarrassment.
It's an embarrassment to journalism. I mean, it's an issue. I mean, literally there are times
when you would say Donald Trump, why did you do or say this horrible thing? And then the question
to Kamala Harris is, what do you think about the horrible thing that Donald Trump did that was.
Speaker 1: And, of course, there were reverses of that as well. Kamala Harris, you used to
believe this. Now you believe that. What do you think? Donald Trump. What do you think about
what she had to say? So certainly much of that in both ways. And then finally and hilariously,
Dana Perino comes up with how you could think that Trump won. She says if the nearly two
hour debate you only watched Trump's first answer and his last one, you'd think he did okay.
Speaker 2: If there's a grievance on that part, you'll see it. I do think that he won
on points on his first answer about the economy. And then his last answer was good. So
if you only watch those two parts and if your first impression and last impression, you might
leave with the impression that he did all right. Speaker 1: Yeah. Listen, if you only watched
the first 90s and the last two minutes, you might say Trump didn't completely fail.
So Fox News running panicked cover for Trump except for one guy on Fox News that was willing
to tell some of the truth. Let's talk about that.