'Fox & Friends' hosts slammed as 'sick' for laughing over Trump proposal of UFC-style fights for migrants

Will Cain, Rachel Campos-Duffy, and Charlie Hurt found Trump's proposal highly amusing, as they envisioned a migrant UFC league
Fox News hosts on 'Fox & Friends' burst into laughter over Donald Trump's suggestion of creating a UFC-style competition among migrants (Foxnews/Getty Images)
Fox News hosts on 'Fox & Friends' burst into laughter over Donald Trump's suggestion of creating a UFC-style competition among migrants (Foxnews/Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Hosts on 'Fox & Friends' couldn't contain their laughter over Donald Trump's suggestion to pit migrants against each other in a UFC-style competition.

During a recent broadcast, Will Cain, Rachel Campos-Duffy, and Charlie Hurt found Trump's proposal highly amusing, as they envisioned a migrant UFC league where champions would clash with regular UFC fighters.

Fox News hosts roar with laughter over Trump's migrant UFC proposal

"He proposed to Dana White that they create a migrant UFC, and then you can set the migrant champion against the regular UFC champion," Cain chuckled, prompting laughter from his co-hosts.

(Foxnews)
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"He said, I don't know. I don't know. I think the migrant might win," Cain added, mimicking Trump's voice. "And my favorite part of it is at the end he goes, it's not the worst, not the worst idea I've ever had."

Campos-Duffy shared her reaction to Trump's remarks, recalling how she burst into laughter while reading them in the makeup chair. "Can I tell you?" she recounted. "Well, I was reading that when I was in the makeup chair, and I just started laughing out loud, and then our makeup artist in here, we were like, what's going on?"

"And I'm like, Oh my God, he just said it's not the worst idea I've ever had," she continued with laughter.



 

Despite the comedic tone, Campos-Duffy defended Trump's proposal as strategically clever for his campaign.

"Well, but tucked in it is something really important, which is these guys are violent," she analyzed. "Maybe you need Donald Trump to make sure those guys are out of the country."

"So that's also tucked into that message. It's brilliant," she concluded.

Outrage over Fox News hosts' reaction to Trump's migrant UFC proposal

The reaction from the public has been swift and sharp following the Fox News hosts' laughter over Donald Trump's proposal to create a migrant UFC league. Social media erupted with condemnation.

One user wrote, "Yeah They laughed at Hitler when he proposed putting those low life jews to work to pay for the damage their kind have done to his world."

Another said, "It is stupid, inhumane and unethcial. There are probably international laws about it as well. But this it MAGA, kind of obvious they don't care about social norms or even legal norms.

One commented, "They're just going to float ALL the rascist tropes this time around aren't they?"

Another added, "These people are mentally ill, full stop! Funny = cruelty to them! Where could such a trifecta of depraved, cruel, hopelessly immature idiots be found? I don't know people who behave like this and don't go within a mile of such a person if I'm aware of them! America should be HORRIFIED by this! Their"Gladiator" fantasies are SURREAL! WHAT THE FUCK IS GOIN' ON HERE? THIS IS SOCIOPATHIC BEHAVIOR!"

One replied, "Just look at those giggling sociopaths. If I could, I'd put them in the Roman Colosseum to fight it out with lions. Though I'm told there was a time when women would be raped by baboons for the amusement of the citizenry. That kind of karma would fit them to a tee."

Another wrote, "These Fox & Misanthropic Friends hosts are really, really sick people. They truly are."

One said, "They are just mean. They live to be mean. How can their spawn even tolerate being in the same room with them?"

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