Fox News A ‘Fanatical Terrorist Propagandist Organization’ According To Russell Brand
Here’s a clip we are pulling out of the vault as Fox News continues to spread disinformation about President Obama and ISIS on a near daily basis. This clip is from Russell Brand’s former YouTube program “The Trews” – a made-up word combining the words “True” and “News.”
According to this clip from Russell Brand “fanatical” Fox News is “more dangerous than Isis.”
His comments were made in response to a particularly disturbing rant by Fox News host Jeanine Pirro made back in June of 2014 in which she claimed that Obama “didn’t have the balls” to try Taliban suspects at Guantanamo Bay, and said Americans “are not convinced” Obama “even knows who the enemy is.”
Brand picked apart several comments made by Pirro during her rant, such as her suggesting that the solution to the current problems with Iraq was to “bomb them. Bomb them, keep bombing them, bomb them again, and again.”
Brand responded to this suggestion stating:
“F*cking hell! When they do these bombings it creates more insurgents, that’s what creates them. Don’t think of a bomb as going down there and destroying stuff, think of it as like a seed that goes into the ground, and grows insurgents out of it. It creates more terrorism, doing it.”
Brand had the following to say regarding Pirros claim that ISIS is a “fanatical religious terrorist organization:”
“So is Fox News — is a fanatical terrorist propagandist organization. This isn’t reasonable, is it? Like the way she’s talking? ‘Bomb them! Bomb them!’ She’s worse… She’s the savage, she’s totally espousing savage values.”
Brand concluded his own rant by stating:
“It’s invective, just incendiary language, just volatile combative, angry language. That — I’m not being just sensational — that is more dangerous than ISIS. That attitude. That’s far-reaching. That’s affecting millions and millions of people.”
You can watch Brand in action, below:
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- About Pat Warde: Eulogy Tribute by Eleanor Hughes – April 1, 2019
- Editorial Note – January 15, 2019
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