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Within that framework of deliberate disinformation, the “Curvy Couch”<\/em> potatoes of Fox and Friends managed to stand out as Trump’s most loyal and shamelessly obsequious devotees. Prior to his election he even had a weekly segment on the program called “Mondays with Trump.”<\/em> However, now that Trump has been booted from the White House, there have been some baby steps toward sanity in the realm of Trump’s “Friends”<\/em> on Fox News.<\/p>\n This course correction may have something to do with Trump’s increasingly unhinged behavior<\/a><\/strong> as he seeks to persuade his dimwitted cult followers that he actually won reelection by a landslide. And the release of his phone call threatening Georgia election officials<\/a><\/strong> to get them to falsify the election results probably didn’t help him.<\/p>\n Consequently, on Monday morning the Fox and Friends crew took a surprising turn by presenting their viewers with a relatively realistic analysis of Trump’s preposterous and unproven claims of election fraud. With regard to the efforts by Trump and his congressional confederates to challenge the Electoral College vote, co-host Brian Kilmeade acknowledged that “It’s got no shot at success.”<\/em> Co-host Steve Doocy rebutted Trump’s bizarre assertions, including his claim of thousands of dead people voting, by noting that there are only two current allegations of it.<\/p>\n The brief segment went on to explicitly call out Trump’s weak case for election irregularities and his demand that he be crowned President-for-Life, as illustrated in these excerpts<\/a><\/strong>:<\/p>\n Doocy:<\/strong> That\u2019s the case that Donald Trump and his lawyers have put out. They said there is all this evidence. But they haven\u2019t really produced the evidence. […]<\/p>\n Kilmeade:<\/strong> I just worry about you have that along with the protest the president is calling for on Tuesday and Wednesday. I mean, this is the type of anarchy that doesn\u2019t work for anybody, Republicans or Democrats in the big picture. And I just think it\u2019s up to the president\u2019s legal team to produce what they are telling them they have. […] So far there is no proof of it. […]<\/p>\n Doocy:<\/strong> There have been a number of the president\u2019s supporters who have said things on TV or on social media that have, you know, clouded the waters where it\u2019s like wow, thousands of dead people. Dominion machines and all that stuff. But interestingly enough, that information is never entered into a court because you cannot present information to a court if you do not have the evidence. And so far we haven\u2019t seen the evidence.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Brian Kilmeade says Ted Cruz's election audit & Trump's call for protests are "the type of anarchy that doesn't work for anybody" and calls yet again for Trump's lawyers to produce evidence of their many lies. Steve Doocy tells viewers that online rumors are inadmissible in court pic.twitter.com\/9yqpcq3HsL<\/a><\/p>\n — Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) January 4, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n