Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld is expanding the backlash after recovering “Nazi” as his own “N-Mot word”: “Under contempt”

Fox News resident, “actor”, Greg Gutfeld, said on Tuesday that the conservatives “need to learn from blacks” and “suppress the power of the word n” by calling himself a Nazis, encouraging criticism to call the host “under the contempt” of his “normalization of Nazism”.

During a segment of the emission of Fox News first -rate panels The fiveGutfeld and his co-host colleagues discussed the recent immigration raid on a Californian cannabis farm which featured demonstrators confronted with immigration and customs agents, by entering the “violent anti-violin rhetoric of democrats”, which has become an important subject of discussion on the right network.

The frantic raid, which saw the authorities reach around 300 agricultural workers, led to the death of Jaime Alanís, 57, described as an “innocent and worker farmer” and the only supplier of his family.

Murching a California professor who was arrested for having pretended to have returned a lacrymogenic gas cartridge to ice agents during the demonstration, the co -host Lisa Montgomery – better known as Kennedy – called on the demonstrators to be sent to “Alligator Alcatraz”, the migrant detention camp located in the marshes of Florida.

Gutfeld, on the other hand, insisted on the actions of the professor – the educator claims that he moved the cartridge of under a wheelchair when he was approached by ice agents – are the reason why the criticisms of the progressives of the Republicans and the mass deportation efforts of the Trump administration do not hold any water.

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To assert his point of view, he said that right-handers should divert the accusations that they saw fascism by recovering the word “Nazi” for themselves. Some progressives have referred to ice agents, or on the agenda, echoing the Nazi party.

“This is why criticism does not matter for us when you call us Nazis. Nazi this and Nazi. You know, I start to think that they don’t like us,” he laughs. “What do you know? I have said that. We have to learn blacks.”

Gutfeld continued: “The way they were able to remove the power from the word n by using it. So, from now on, it is:” What’s new, my Nazi? Hey, what’s new, my Nazi? Hey, what’s suspended, my Nazi? “”

“Nazi, please,” prohibited a happy Kennedy while the co-host Jesse Watters gleams in the background.

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

It didn’t take long for the Fox News segment to make waves and draw an intense quantity of backlash and indignation in the face of Gutfeld’s painful analogy.

“These quotes, even if they were said joking, would destroy the careers of any other journalist on any other national media platform for the general public,” noted the founder of Zeteo, Mehdi Hasan. “But Fox does not use journalists and has no journalistic (or decency) standards.”

The left -wing streamer Hasan Piker frankly observed that “we officially arrived at the point where the commentators of Fox News are comfortable using the Nazis”, while the conservative writer Cathy Young said that “people are really under contempt.”

With others stressing that the segment represented “normalization of Nazism” in real time, several commentators and journalists noted the parallels between the call of Gutfeld for the conservatives to ironically embrace their own “word n” and the famous 2018 band of Matt Bors of 2018 about the wings of the right to blame the progressives to become Nazis.

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“If it is possible for a Nazi to jump the shark – this Nazi jumped the shark,” said actor John Cusack. “Never forget or forgive Rupert Murdoch for transforming new conservatives of companies into a Nazi circle of raw wastewater.”

Jonah Goldberg, editor -in -chief of conservative outlet The dispatch And a colleague from Gutfeld Fox News, stressed that, even if he understood that the host of Fox “joking”, he does not think “he thought of that”.

“And this is the best defense I can offer,” added Goldberg.

In recent years, and all the more so since Trump’s former critic has become more and more sycophetic towards the president, Gutfeld’s rhetoric has become more and more extreme and disadvantaged.

Two years ago, for example, the acerbic “comic strip” took a fully fascist position when it launched the idea of an American civil war because, in its opinion, “the elections do not work” and the nation is “peril and chaos”.

At the same time, it is at least a little ironic that Gutfeld wants his conservative colleagues probably to take over the Nazi as their own “word n”, given the way in which he used the nickname to plunder those he judged badly. For example, he said last year that transgender health care providers “will not be considered different from the Nazi doctors who have experienced on the Jews in the Holocaust”, and he “cannot wait” this account.