Fox News' Greg Gutfeld speaks after he had reclaimed 'Nazi' as his own 'n-word': 'under contempt'

On Tuesday, the “Comedian” “comedian” based in Fox News said that conservatives “have to learn from the blacks” and “have to remove the power from the N-word” by obtaining themselves as Nazis and causing the critics to describe the host “under contempt” for his “normalization of Nazism”.

During a segment on the top panel show by Fox News The fiveGutfeld and his co-presenter discussed the recent immigration attack on a California cannabis farm, on which demonstrators were confronted with immigration and customs employment agents, and used the “violent rhetoric of the Democrats”, which has become a significant speaking on the right network.

The frenzied attack, in which the authorities were around 300 agricultural workers NAB, led to the death of 57-year-old Jaime Alanís, who was described as a “hardworking, innocent farmer” and the only provider of his family.

Co-moderator Lisa Montgomery Besser known as Kennedy, asked the demonstrators to “Alligator Alligator Alcatraz”, which in Florida Swamps, sent to the Florida swamps.

Meanwhile, Gutfeld insisted that the actions of the professor – the pedagogue claimed that he had pulled the canister out of the wheelchair under a wheelchair when he was tackled by ICE agents – the reason why the criticism of the progressive of republicans and the mass shift of the Trump government contains no water.

In order to make his point of view, he said that the right wing should distract the allegations that they change towards fascism by taking the word “Nazi” back for themselves. Some progressive have called the Nazi party on ice agents or Trump's agenda.

“That is why criticism does not matter for us if they call us Nazis. Nazi this and Nazi that. You know, I start to believe that they don't like us,” he mocked. “Do you know what? I've already said that. We have to learn from the blacks.”

Gutfeld continued: “The way they could remove the strength from the N-word by using it. From now on it is 'what's going on, my Nazi? Hey, what's going on, my Nazi? Hey what is going on, my Nazi?'

“Nazi, please,” said a happy Kennedy, while co-moderator Jesse Watters giggled in the background.

“Thank God, you” made a hard “I made there,” joked Gutfeld.

It didn't take long for the FOX News segment to hit waves and pull an intensive amount of counter -reactions and outrage over Gutfeld's painful analogy.

“Even if they are joked, these quotes would destroy another journalist's career on another national mainstream media platform,” said Zeteo founder Mehdi Hasan. “But Fox does not employ journalists and has no journalistic (or decency) standards.”

The left -wing streamer Hasan Piker noticed bluntly that “we have officially got to the point where Fox News Commentators call himself, while the conservative writer Cathy Young said that these” people are really in contempt “.

Since others pointed out that the segment represented the “normalization of National Socialism” in real time, several commentators and journalists found the parallels between Gutfeld's number to conservatives, their own “n-word” and the famous strip of cartoonist Matt Bors of right-wing wingers to accuse progress for the Nazis ironically.

The filmmaker Travon Free, which was awarded the Oscar, remembered his time as a writer The daily showIt was “crazy” that it was only a decade when Fox News Hosts actually tried to pretend that it was not racist. ”

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“If it is possible for a Nazis to jump the shark, this Nazi jumped the shark,” the actor John Cusack intervened.

Jonah Goldberg, editor -in -chief of the conservative outlet The shipping And a unique Fox News colleague from Gutfeld pointed out that, although he understood that the FOX host “joked”, but he does not think, “he thought that.”

“And that's the best defense that I can offer,” added Goldberg.

In recent years and especially when the former Trump critic is increasingly sycophaphant towards the President, the rhetoric of Gutfeld has become increasingly extreme.

Two years ago, the Acerbian “Comic” took up a fully fascist position, for example, when he hovered the idea of an American civil war because he believes “not working” and the nation is in “danger and chaos”.

At the same time, it is at least a bit ironic that Gutfeld wants his co-conservative Nazi to probably take back as her personal “n-word” when you consider how he used the nickname to see those he is considered evil. For example, last year he claimed that transgender health service providers “are not considered differently than the National Socialist doctors who experimented with Jews in the Holocaust, and he can” not wait “for this billing.