“I don’t want to see my parents fighting”: Fox News struggles to cope with Trump-Musk explosion

the Cracks In the Maga Alliance, it began to appear, not Fox News quite sure how it is correct. The conservative port seemed to control the damage on Thursday, as the rift between Donald Trump and Elon Musk continued to deepen.

Many prominent commentators in the network tried to deal with the situation, which reduced the work of the general clash, describing it as a predictive result of a relationship between two strong people and urged the two men to reconcile.

“Sometimes, men are fighting,” said Jesse Wattar. “Men will sometimes pierce you in your face, and the next night, you can get a beer. You sleep with your girlfriend, and you correct things.”

“These men are like a room colleague,” added. “They are just blowing steam.”

Greg Gutelield also reached the metaphors when he urged billionaires to “stop them”.

“It is an example, I do not want to see my father fighting,” said Gotfield. “I love Batman and Robin. I don’t like SPY against SPY.”

He also praised Trump and held their grievances with transparency for everyone to see.

Sean Hanity sought to hit a similar reconciliation tone, saying that the two men last week were “the best friends”, and that the conflict in the end came to a dispute over part of the legislation.

“You have the free world president, the richest man on the face of the earth, one of the most powerful players on the face of the earth.” “Conflicts? It is a kind of expected … they do not agree on it policy“

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Other Fox characters were not ashamed of the effects of the general collapse.

“This is not a story that anyone was looking for,” said Will Caen. “It is difficult to see a path forward for these two to fix their relationship.” He described the hostility as a “big, ugly battle”, and expressed regret the consequences of the country.

Laura England, who is usually a Trump defender, urged the former president to decline.

“Musk is his person,” she said. “A threat to withdrawal [his] Government contracts – this is not wise, when you were five minutes ago, you were working, of course, doing musk in helping to save the Americans who were cut off in space. “