GOP Group Trolls Trump With Brutal Fox News Supercut

David Moye

11 September 2024 at 3:06 pm·2-min read

An anti-Trump group of Republicans decided to add insults to the political injuries former President Donald Trump suffered during Tuesday’s presidential debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.

On Wednesday, Republican Voters Against Trump released a brutal supercut showing the reactions of Fox News personalities to Trump’s debate performance.

The video shows Fox News hosts and commentators, including Bret Baier, Brit Hume and Jesse Watters, admitting that Harris successfully baited Trump and the end result was “a bad night” for him, as Hume put it.

Even Fox News knows Kamala Harris won the debate. pic.twitter.com/KuTywJ85P1
— Republican Voters Against Trump (@AccountableGOP) September 11, 2024

Many people on X, formerly Twitter, enjoyed the video with heaps of schadenfreude for both Trump and Fox News.

you know you’re cooked when Jesse Watters is saying you lost
— danie (@thotsofkaos) September 11, 2024

Even ‘caterpillar eyebrows’ Jesse Waters conceded grudgingly that Kamala won the debate ;)
— Naresh (@TopDriverIndia) September 11, 2024

Must have been pretty bad because if Fox News told MAGA that 2 + 2 = 5 they’d curse their calculators for liberal bias
— sharks 🇺🇸 (@Sharks2K20) September 11, 2024

How can this person be their guy if they willingly admit he was baited and he fell for it? What do they think other world leaders would do with him? Is that a person they want as president?
— Paul Gasparin (@Habs_1) September 11, 2024

‘Train wreck’ is how Rapeublicans saw Trump’s performance. More like a massive fatal crash on a highway involving several tankers full of inflammable material.
— Baggiesman (@sybilsdad) September 11, 2024

Anyone with eyes, ears and a brain knows that Kamala won. To deny that would be admitting that you are hopelessly delusional...😂🤣😂
— 🌊 #VeryAsian 🌊 Eric💔 (@ektaka) September 11, 2024

pic.twitter.com/LuYXZEyJOV
— I Like Presidents Who Aren't Felons🇺🇸💙🌊🥥🌴 (@jabronidonnie) September 11, 2024

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