I came across this clip of Brian Kilmeade 'interviewing' one of the 8 Republicans who voted to oust Speaker McCarthy. Kilmeade spends the entire time attacking Representative Burchett. The tone of Kilmeade's questions is extremely combative while Burchett is calm and collected. This is clearly neither fair nor balanced. Kilmeade comes across very poorly when compared to Burchett, who tries to answer the loaded questions equanimously. Burchett makes great points while Kilmeade offers nothing but excuses for McCarthy's failures. At no point does Kilmeade concede any of Burchett's complaints about the speaker. The big one - "we're bringing in $5 trillion and spending $7 trillion" - was brushed aside. "That's not McCarthy's fault." Okay, Brian, whose fault is it? No one? Who do we hold accountable? Maybe the leadership?
Again, the contrast between the two was stark. Kilmeade was belligerent and irritated, while Burchett was composed and concise. It felt like Kilmeade was demanding that Burchett admit wrongdoing and beg forgiveness. Great objectivity, Brian. Now I understand why Gutfeld is always down on Kilmeade.
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