Ex-Trump official recounts relationship between Trump White House and Fox News

Former Trump White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham tells CNN’s Jim Acosta what it was like working with Fox News during the Trump administration. #CNN #News

[TheZeroblues]

former pres and hannity used to talk on the phone every night.

[souris]

Sounds like Stephanie's job was Fox &Trump Show event planner.

[johnherold]

Tell a Democrat a LIE and they get MAD!

Tell a Republican the TRUTH they get MAD!

[hbgriss]

Of course. They were basically running it

[johncahill]

I seem to remember Hannity chatting on the phone giving political advice to Trump each night.

[innerlocus]

At this point in time, if you still support Trump, perhaps you are in denial of family trauma.

[byronkennedy]

Their relationship was like the sun. Everyone could see it and you'd have to go out of your way not to.

[daudioediting]

As a republican man I only wear MAGA brand tampons

[joshlindig]

Another thing that Trump was first stat was he was the first guy that we had to actively say former president because back in the day we would say President Clinton president Bush, President Obama, even though they weren’t president with Trump I think we have to remind him that he’s not president anymore

[TheBioExplorer]

I worked as a legal assistant in the legal department of a very large municipal government long ago and one of my duties was to interpret local regulations and statutes for the public if they called with questions. I also managed contracts and grants... making sure bids and such were done correctly; no favoritism; that kind of thing. There were so many rules to make sure that we were not favoring any particular company, group, or person. I just find it so very hard to believe that this kind of thing was legal at the federal level. I realize the executive branch may have wider discretion/latitude.... but none of this seems proper and I'm sure it's not... but I think Trump figured out that even if it wasn't ethical or even legal that no one was going to do anything serious about it. With other politicians in the past if such a thing were exposed to the public the outcry was enough to stop them. It became a scandal which could be the end of their public career. Trump figured out that creating a crisis every 48-72 hours meant that if anything actually scandalous happened it was just buried or ignored because people were numb to it.

[pdjhh]

Stop giving time to these people who worked for trump! They made really bad decisions and should not have any airtime.

[tokotokotoko]

"hindsight is 20-20" ... the crap these hosts let them get away with. Even saying "yeah". A blind 5 year old would've known that was wrong at the time.

[joerogain]

Nikki Haley is she even American cause I heard she's Indian?

[donaldharlan]

☎Monsters that need to be destroyed. 😸

[motherearth]

CNN talking about cozy relationship with politicians ?😂😂😂 I’m not sure who lies more CNN or Fox

[armandhammer]

"Making sure it was full in there"
🤣

[bourjoism]

Americans should give back assets they stole from countries they invaded….Afghanistan needs their assets back Why on earth the US still in Syria???

[heatherkempf]

It was completelyvunethical, and I am sorry for that. Really?!! She was on board until the Insurrection, riot, violence on Jan 6. Too little, too late. She was unethical to begin with or at least shortly into her job/position. She landed a nice cushy, well paying job with CNN immediately there after. She is still unethical, perhaps just got worried about her own culpability and skin when the violence got extreme.

[florvelez]

There is something about this woman I cant seem to trust. Sorry no disrespect just my sincere feelings.

[Paul-lmgv]

My parents voted Democrat and I voted for Schumer twice. But I can't imagine a world without FOX News where all we have is CNN and MSNBC who slant the news always to the Democrats!