Through constant spinning of conspiracy theories about "deep states" and traitors within our patriotic intelligence and law enforcement agencies, they are deluding the paranoid narcissist Trump, who is also the man with the ability to destroy the world, to engage in assaults against the very elements of government that keep us safe, to "root out" the conspirators. Fox anchors and reporters, who will go down in history as the anti-Americans they are, have continued deluding their viewers with the insane conspiracy theories.
For Fox viewers, the idea that vast cabals of men and women who dedicated their lives to serving this country has transformed into fang-toothed conspirators set on bringing down the government, is more credible than the far more simple and logical idea that Trump may have done something wrong and is lashing out. While it was immoral to deceive millions of Americans with such nonsense, and anti-American, it raises to the level of a national threat when Fox is knowingly spinning this nonsense to a man who watches them incessantly - the panicked, deluded, paranoid narcissist occupying the Oval Office.
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The author: Kurt Eichenwald is an American journalist who serves as a senior writer with Newsweek, a contributing editor with Vanity Fair and a New York Times bestselling author of four books.
I agree with every single word.
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