Fox news host dagen mcdowell completely destroys cnn and brian stelter

Fox News Host Dagen McDowell Completely Destroys CNN and Brian Stelter

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February 4, 2022

Fox News Host Dagen McDowell is not known as a woman to hold her feelings inside and on Thursday’s episode of Gutfeld!, the top rated show on late-night television, she let the hogs run wild on CNN and Brian Stelter.

While host Greg Gutfeld has an unusual obsession, watching and reporting on the ten car pileup that is CNN, caused by inattentive driver Brian Stelter, McDowell said he needs to “get off” Stelter’s “unusually large” teet.

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Gutfeld, concerned about the exodus from CNN of some of his best material providers, Chris Cuomo and Jeff Zucker worries that Stelter might be next.

“This is a problem for me, maybe not a problem for you,” Gutfeld said. “They cannot get rid of Stelter. If they get rid of Stelter, I lose so much editorial content and I can’t bear that. There’s only so much Joy Reid to go around.”

“Why wasn’t the dude fire for shit ratings?” McDowell asked. “He’s an executive. You’re a business leader, you get canned for purely that reason. They don’t even have one show in the top 20. Do you know why? They don’t program for the viewer. It’s like being downwind from a hog farm. Instead, they program by his own ego…then the anchors are just there to moralize and sniff his ass or their own asses.”

“It’s not about you, it’s about the views,” she said. “It’s like Jeff Zucker ran a sandwich shop that only sells head cheese because he likes head cheese.”

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