Democrats should avoid giving interviews on Fox News because the network's mission is to damage the Democratic party rather than engage in fair reporting.

“at the end of the day if I'm a president I'm a democratic lawmaker I have it an hour a week to do Communications I just don't think Fox should ever be a part of that hour there's infinitely better ways you can reach people”

He asserts that Fox News faces significant legal and reputational trouble because they knowingly spread false information about the 2020 election.

“Fox and not only did they do that these pro-insurrection dunderheads texted about it non-stop right like they did not adhere to the Stringer Bell rule of taking notes on a criminal conspiracy and they just put it out there for everyone to see and so they're in huge trouble”

Fox News is a right-wing organization designed to make money by spreading Republican propaganda and conspiracy theories while knowingly deceiving its audience.

“it is a right-wing organization designed to make money by spreading Republican propaganda but to see it all laid out in black and white to see the cynicism to see them believing one thing and saying another this clearly was shocking”

The cycle of firing and replacing hosts at Fox News is ultimately less important than the radicalization of the network's audience over two decades.

“my honest feed on the whole thing is that the musical chairs at Fox News are hyped by media reporters But ultimately the issue is the audience they've created this audience the audience needs to be fed and watered and they've slowly radicalized these people after over 20 years”

Krystal Ball criticizes Fox News for deceptively editing Donald Trump's comments on the enemy from within during the segment.

“it takes it out of the realm of debatable whether it was like a fair and just tough interview or whether it was dishonest and partisan because um we can show you what he actually said so what they did is they took out they clipped out the piece of his answer that they thought best served their ends”

Saagar Enjeti defends the right of journalists to aggressively interrupt politicians during interviews.

“I mean I don't have an issue with people interrupting politicians people should interrupt people more”

Fox News made a mistake by knowingly disseminating information about Dominion voting machines that its own staff believed to be false.

“fox has admitted to telling lies about Dominion that caused enormous damage to my company our employees and the customers that we serve”

She argues that Fox News is a dangerous propaganda network that contributes to the radicalization of its audience.

“it has radicalized large portions absolutely of uh retirees and large portions of American predominantly white um angry about I don't really know what I think that maybe people are going to get the same as them and you've got the Murdoch family who are billionaires and imagine you're you're a billio”