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Ahead of COP30, right-wing media misrepresented Bill Gates' memo to declare climate change is over

Climate scientists question why Gates is pitting poverty reduction against climate action

Special ProgramsClimate & Energy

Written by Allison Fisher

Research contributions from Ilana Berger

Published 11/14/25

Ahead of COP30 — the United Nations climate summit which began November 6 in Brazil — Bill Gates released a memo targeted at the international climate community which argued that “although climate change will have serious consequences—particularly for people in the poorest countries—it will not lead to humanity’s demise” and called for a “strategic pivot” on climate change to prioritize “human welfare.”

Bill Weir, CNN’s chief climate correspondent, correctly predicted how right-wing media would respond: “This will be used by detractors and denialists to say that the story is shifting.”

On *CNN News Central’*s day one coverage of COP30, Erica Hill laid out some of the impact of Gates’ memo at a time when the United States is already turning its back on the “world’s largest climate summit”:

> President Trump, of course, has called climate change a, quote, con job. That's despite the overwhelming evidence of its reality and the very real threat it poses. President Trump seemed to get an assist recently from Bill Gates, who argued that resources actually should be shifted away from the battle against climate change. It's a move that experts have said is just flat out wrong.

In fact, in response to Gates' memo, Trump posted on Truth Social that “I (WE!) just won the War on the Climate Change Hoax” because Bill Gates had “finally admitted that he was completely WRONG on the issue.” Gates said that Trump and other right-wing media reactions that echo his remarks are a “gigantic misreading of the memo,” while he has also pushed back at “climate scientists who said he was setting up a false dichotomy pitting climate efforts against foreign aid.”

## Right-wing media celebrate Bill Gates’ shift on climate, misrepresent his memo to downplay the climate crisis

The Associated Press reported that Bill Gates remarked: “If you think climate is not important, you won't agree with the memo. If you think climate is the only cause and apocalyptic, you won't agree with the memo.”

But there it seems Gates was wrong. Right-wing media figures, who regularly downplay the climate crisis are likely among those who “think climate is not important,” and they are not disagreeing with the memo. They have celebrated it and used it to further downplay the climate crisis, attack climate science as “fraudulent,” and advance right-wing narratives and misinformation related to global warming, including denying sea level rise, suggesting that current climate change is unremarkable because the climate has been changing for billions of years, and pushing the “global cooling” myth.

- The New York Post editorial board concluded, “If Gates wants any credit for belatedly seeing the light, he needs to put maximum effort into getting the left’s climate warriors to wake up, too.” NY Post, [10/28/25]

- Former Fox News host John Stossel used Bill Gates’ memo to push his climate change denial content on social media, writing, “Welcome to the club, Bill. Here 3 climate scientists debunk several of the doomsday myths.”Stossel shared one of his videos featuring three climate skeptics, Willie Soon, David Legates, and Patrick Michaels, from an event at The Heartland Institute, a conservative think tank that has received funding from fossil fuel interests. Twitter/X, [10/28/25; Media Matters, 1/16/24, 8/14/25; NPR, 9/12/20; Desmog; accessed 11/10/25]

- Hannity.com: “CLIMATE KOOK FLIPS! Bill Gates Suggests Rethinking Climate Change 'Doomsday Outlook'”Hannity.com, [10/28/25]

- Fox host Jimmy Failla claimed that Gates’ memo proves climate change is a “grift” and pushed the misleading narrative that the climate is always changing. Failla continued:“What an about face. And it really gives up the whole entire grift we always knew it was. It drives me crazy because, you know this, the movement has not only changed again but changed in name three times before we got here. We were going to freeze to death in the ‘70s. Can you give me some money? We were going to melt in the ‘80s. Can you give me a few bucks? Then they were like, we're not freezing or melting, but the weather changes every day. How about a couple of bucks.” Fox News, *Fox & Friends*, [10/29/25; climatefactcheck.org,

6/22/22]

- Glenn Beck, founder of TheBlaze, wrote on his website that Gates did a “strategic pivot” because “the ruling class” finds AI “more useful than fear of the weather.”“Climate alarmism gave elites a pretext to centralize power over energy. Artificial intelligence gives them a mechanism to centralize power over people,” he later wrote. [Glennbeck.com,

10/29/25]

- In an interview with Newsmax’s Rob Schmitt, conspiracy theorist and U.S. Agency for Global Media senior adviser Kari Lake said, “When we get documents declassified on the climate hoax, he’s probably trying to get ahead of what happens then.”Newsmax, *Rob Schmitt Tonight,* [10/29/25; Media Matters, 12/12/24]

- OnAmerica’s Newsroom, co-host Bill Hemmer used the memo to falsely claim that “rising sea levels just ain’t happening.” “He says it will not lead to the humanities demise. … Maybe an asteroid will, but the rising sea levels just ain’t happening as Al Gore warned us back in 2005.” The World Economic Forum has said that “rising sea levels caused by climate change are impacting 1 billion people worldwide,” while “2024 saw an unexpectedly fast rising of sea levels, which are already unprecedented.” Fox News, *America’s Newsroom*, [10/29/25; World Economic Forum, 3/25/25]

- OnOutnumbered, Fox News contributor Kaylee McGhee White said “climate change doomerism” was a ploy to “drive young adults … to leftist activism.” “This is the least surprising development ever. I think that the climate change doomerism, it was always a ploy, the real purpose of which was to drive young adults my age into leftist activism, that is all it was a vehicle for. And you know, what’s frustrating about this is Bill Gates is suddenly switching his position, but there is no new science behind." Fox News, *Outnumbered*, [10/29/25]

- Fox’s Will Cain hosted Alex Epstein, author of the petroleum-promoting bookFossil Future, and suggested that fossil fuel advocacy is the “potential explanations for the change of heart of Bill Gates.” He claimed, “It is really most of the thoughtful scientists and thinkers through the last several hundred years who have understood the power of fossil fuels and economic growth in helping the vast majority of people across the world. Maybe that finally broke through to Bill Gates. Maybe just seeing the writing on the wall in modern America and under President Donald Trump.” Fox News, *The Will Cain Show*, [10/29/25; Media Matters, 11/4/25]

- OnThe Five, Greg Gutfeld claimed that “people were told to stop having kids” and that Gates' shift is akin to admitting the “climate models … are fraudulent.”Gutfeld said, “It was a lie that impacted the mental health of generations and the physical health of a civilization. People were told to stop having kids. If you had kids you were hurting the planet. But it is hopeful that Gates and others are ceding to reality. We saw it happen already. Nobody is talking about data anymore because the data, the climate models, they are finally admitting are fraudulent, they were retrofitted so that they matched the results they were getting, and now that is out in the open.” Fox News, *The Five*, [10/29/25]

- Fox host Joey Jones claimed that Gates’ memo meant that Trump “won the climate change war.”“I think Trump has won another war. He won the climate change war now. Americans are coming around. You want to talk about petroleum products, think about how much oil is used to make all of those syringes for all of those vaccines during Covid. I mean just the impact and imprint of petroleum on our lives is endless,” Jones claimed. Fox News, *The Five*, [10/29/25]

- Contributor Katie Pavlich told Fox Business’Kudlowthat she wants “reparations for damage this guy [Bill Gates] did on the climate change front.”She claimed, “There were years of groups that were funded by Bill Gates, foreigners doing fact checks on conservative web sites like TownHall, demonetizing us for talking about climate change and that it’s not going to destroy humanity and in fact a lot of the science has been bought and paid for and has been debunked on this issue. I would get laughed at when I would point out I am from Arizona, and you can find sea shells, fossils at the top of the Grand Canyon because yes, climate change has been happening for billions of years.” Fox Business, *Kudlow*, [10/29/25]

- Frequent Fox guest and climate denier Marc Morano on Fox Business’The Evening Editsuggested that Bill Gates “knew” all along that climate change was nonsense.“Bill Gates knew in the year 2000 that the climate agenda was complete bleep. He knew in 2010 it was nonsense, he knew in 2020 it was nonsense, but only in 2025 is he willing to tell the truth. And the reason is he needs connections. He needs energy.” [Fox Business, The Evening Edit,

10/30/25; Washington Post, 9/16/16; Media Matters, 12/17/12; 5/22/19]

Newsmax host Rob Finnerty falsely claimed that Gates is “saying that it’s [climate change] not real.Finnerty said, “Now think about what Democrats have done to all of us in reaction to the climate hysteria created by people like Bill Gates over the last five decades: wind farms, electric cars, carbon footprint, bike lanes, electric buses, eating less meat, renewable energy. We could go on all night and all of it was total garbage. … Bill Gates, who's been right there with always-wrong Al Gore warning us of impending doom for years now, saying that it's not real.” Newsmax, *Finnerty*, [10/31/25]

Right-wing streamer Zack Hoyt, known online as Asmongold, told his audience that Bill Gates no longer believes in climate change and quotes Trump’s Truth Social Post.“You know who else doesn't believe in climate change recently? Bill Gates. Bill Gates has dramatically changed his position on climate change, acknowledging for the first time that there is no doomsday risk for, of global warming. … We just won the war on the climate change hoax. Bill Gates has finally admitted that he was completely wrong on the issue.” [YouTube, AsmongoldTV,

]}:

- Fox & Friends Weekendguest and Republican strategist Mehek Cooke claimed Gates shifted on climate change because he realized “we're not going to pay for this green climate change hoax.” She said, “We're not all going to die at the end of the day. So farmers can increase their herd share, I can eat more meat. I mean, all the things that Bill Gates said to the American people, he realized he was losing because we're not going to pay for this green climate change hoax. I also think he's listening to President Trump. It's about innovation and not more regulation.” Fox News, *Fox & Friends Weekend*, [11/2/25]

- Power The Future Founder and frequent right-wing media guest Daniel Turner wrote that Bill Gates’ “climate crusade was always a grift.” Twitter/X, [11/3/25; Media Matters, 5/8/24;

3/25/24]

## Climate scientists push back on Gates pitting poverty reduction against efforts to reduce carbon emissions

During a segment on CNN News Central, Bill Weir highlighted concerns from “the chorus of top climate scientists who spent the week trying to debunk the billionaire's confusing new message that rich cities will be immune from the worst effects and that technology can save us.”

Additionally, The Guardian pointed out that a number of climate scientists have criticized Gates for using “‘straw man’ arguments about the threat to humanity and ‘false dichotomies’ between spending on climate or aid for the poor.”

- In comments to NBC, Jeffrey Sachs, who leads Columbia University’s Center for Sustainable Development, “called the memo ‘pointless, vague, unhelpful and confusing,'" adding that there’s “no reason to pit poverty reduction versus climate transformation.’" NBC, [10/28/25]

- Climate scientist Michael Mann has been outspoken about Gates’ memo, pointing out that it coincided with the landfall of the climate-driven Hurricane Melissa and that it was defended by former Fox News star Megyn Kelly. Mann also wrote a rebuttal of the memo in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, making the point that “Gates’ latest missive … plays like a game of climate change-diminishing bingo, drawing upon nearly every one of the tropes embraced by professional climate disinformers.” Twitter/X, [10/28/25, 10/29/25; The Bulletin, 10/31/25; The New York Times, 11/6/25]

- Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California Los Angeles, said of the memo: “Despite agreeing with some points therein, I still think its framing is fundamentally flawed and thus also its key conclusions.” Twitter/X, [11/3/25]

- Climate scientist Zeke Hausfather wrote: “There are a lot of things I agree with in Bill Gates’ new memo on climate change. … But in other areas I feel that it needlessly sets up a conflict between laudable goals.” Hausfather said that “we can both mitigate emissions and alleviate poverty, disease, and hunger. While there are some tradeoffs it is more a question of policy priority than a zero sum game. Similarly, I feel that Gates is a bit too cavalier in his treatment of climate risk.” The Climate Brink, [11/5/25]

- Katherine Hayhoe, chief scientist at the Nature Conservancy, also criticized Gates’ memo. She said, “‘I have not seen a single scientific paper that ever posited that the human race would become extinct … it’s a straw man, the way he’s proposing it.” The Guardian, [11/6/25]

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Who Is Katie Pavlich’s Husband? Gavy Friedson’s Relationship History

Abdul Azim Naushad

Fri, May 16, 2025

Photo Credit: Celal Gunes | Anadolu via Getty Images

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Curious about Katie Pavlich’s husband? She has established herself as a prominent conservative commentator, author, blogger, and podcaster over the years. From publishing books like Assault and Flattery and contributing to channels like Fox News to reporting on a wide variety of topics like presidential elections, Pavlich has amassed a sizable following. Thus, her personal life has drawn considerable attention as fans wish to learn who she is married to.

So, here’s everything fans need to know about Pavlich’s spouse and the couple’s relationship.

Who is Katie Pavlich’s husband?

Katie Pavlich is married to Gavriel “Gavy” Friedson.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Friedson is the Director of International Emergency Management and Global Ambassador of United Hatzalah of Israel. There, he previously served as Deputy Director of International Operations and EMT First Responder and International Spokesperson.

Friedson holds a Bachelor’s degree in communication and media studies from Reichman University (IDC Herzliya). He also holds a Master of Public Health degree in Crisis/Emergency/Disaster Management from Tel Aviv University.

Gavy Friedson was inspired to pursue a career in emergency response and humanitarian efforts when he was 14. He shared the exact incident that sparked his motivation in a 2021 interview with.

“When I was 14 years old, there was a bus bombing outside of the Cloud Building on Yafo Street,” Friedson said. “I wasn’t a medic yet. I wasn’t trained yet, but I was there witnessing just awe and amazement at how these people go in and risk their lives, and I said the second that I could volunteer. I’m going to, the second I hit the age of 15.”

Katie Pavlich and Gavy Friedson’s relationship history

Given Katie Pavlich and her husband Gavy Friedson’s decision to keep their private life away from the public eye, not many details of their relationship are known. However, the two have been married since July 2017.

Pavlich has occasionally posted about Friedson on social media. Her posts about her spouse have mostly been about the times they have spent together. For instance, Pavlich wished her husband for his birthday with a heartwarming Instagram post in January 2025. Currently, the couple is about to complete eight years of marriage and has supported each other through all the highs and lows.

The post Who Is Katie Pavlich’s Husband? Gavy Friedson’s Relationship History appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.

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- Daily Wire host Ben Shapiro claimed, “Hamas is stealing the aid.”He also attacked the United Nations, saying, “The UN literally refuses to ship food in if they are escorted by the IDF, because the U.N. wants to fund Hamas.” The Daily Wire, *The Ben Shapiro Show*, [7/28/25]

- National Review’s Rich Lowry wrote an article titled “Hamas Is to Blame for Gaza’s Woes,” which claimed that Hamas “considers the agony of Gazans a useful weapon in the narrative war. From this perverted point of view, a famine would be welcome news.”The piece concluded, “Hamas would rather see the population starve than give up on the war, or its grip on power.” National Review, [7/29/25]

- After playing a clip of Trump saying the U.S. will get food into Gaza, Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner said, “Now if they could just stop the bloodthirsty savages of Hamas from shooting at their own people and taking supplies away from them, that would be a miracle.”Fox News, *The Faulkner Focus*, [7/28/25]

- Fox & Friendsco-host Brian Kilmeade claimed that “the problem is it’s Hamas. Hamas started it. They don’t care about their people. … They want to blame Israel for it.”Co-hosts Ainsley Earhardt and Lawrence Jones agreed, with Earhardt saying, “They steal the aid that Israel sends in, that America sends in.” Fox News,*Fox & Friends*, [7/29/25]

- Fox News senior strategic analyst Jack Keane claimed it is “Hamas that has stopped the aid from coming in by not making this deal.” Keane: “Are there some humanitarian starvation and serious gravity taking place among the people in Gaza? You betcha there are. But it's Hamas that has stopped the aid from coming in by not making this deal.” Fox Business,*Mornings with Maria*, [7/29/25]

- Newsweek’s Josh Hammer alleged that “anti-Israel forces have a new op: Israel-induced famine in Gaza. More lying. Hamas and the UN are obstructing aid from entering.”Twitter/X, [7/28/25]

- Stephen L. Miller claimed, “The famine in Gaza is because of Hamas.”Twitter/X, [7/23/25]

- OnOutnumbered, Fox host Mark Levin claimed, “Hamas is killing and starving its own people.” He added, “The U.N. is actually helping Hamas. The only people feeding the Palestinians there — the United States and the Israelis.” Fox News, *Outnumbered*, [7/28/25]

- Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen agreed with Netanyahu’s claim that there is “no policy of starvation in Gaza” and claimed the reason for famine in the region is “Hamas, not Netanyahu.” Thiessen: “What is important to remember here is the reason why there is starvation in Gaza — Netanyahu is right. There is no policy of starvation in Gaza. The reason is that Hamas has been defeated but they refuse to surrender. They have no chance of prevailing and in any normal situation like this, where they had suffered such military setbacks, the other side would surrender and end the fighting and allow humanitarian assistance to come in. And Hamas is refusing to do that. And that's the source of the problem in Gaza. It's Hamas, not Netanyahu.” Fox News, *Special Report*, [7/28/25]

- Townhall Editor Katie Pavlich posted: “Gaza is the only place where the UN and Hamas are purposely starving the population as a PR strategy against Israel.”Twitter/X, [7/26/25]

- Right-wing podcaster Ben Ferguson claimed starvation in Gaza was caused by “adults who decided to put killing Israelis ahead of making sure their own kids are safe.”Ferguson added, “This is not Israel's fault. This is Hamas' fault; this is terrorists’ fault. They are the ones starving these kids. So I’m sick of people saying somehow this is Israel's fault. They attacked Israel. Period.” Fox News, *The Faulkner Focus*, [7/28/25]

- Fox News contributor Guy Benson said Trump is “right” for saying the “fastest way to end the Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza is for Hamas to SURRENDER AND RELEASE THE HOSTAGES!!!” Benson added, “He’s right & every good person who cares (or purports to care) about the suffering in Gaza should say this loudly and with one voice, every day. That so many do not is a grotesque tell.” Twitter/X, [7/31/25]

- Right-wing radio host Larry Elder claimed, “The food is being stolen by Hamas.”He also claimed that the New York Times article that featured the 18-month old toddler “was a complete and total lie, and so many members of the media … ran with it because it advanced the narrative: Gaza is suffering from mass starvation because of the dastardly Israelis.” The Salem Radio Network, *The Larry Elder Show*, [7/31/25]

- Fox News host Lawrence Jones said there’s “propaganda” regarding “the Gaza story,” that “people just believe everything that is put out there, the images,” and that Hamas is “taking some of the aid away.” Jones: “As it relates to the war propaganda, Israel is losing it, when it comes to the Gaza story right here. People just believe everything that is put out there, the images. They may put an editor's note on there [in the Times story], but the damage has already been done. I even talked with some of my friends — they don't know the full story about what Hamas is doing, taking some of the aid away.” Fox News, *Fox & Friends*, [7/30/25]

## A small group of right-wing figures — some with ties to white nationalist or far-right politics — have acknowledged the situation in Gaza

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catherine Merri "Katie" Pavlich (born July 10, 1988)^[1][2] is Editor of Townhall.com, a conservative commentator on the Fox News Channel, NY Times bestselling author, blogger, and podcaster.^[3]

Early life and education

Pavlich was born in Phoenix, Arizona, to a family of Croat and German descent.^[4] She grew up in the mountainous areas of northern Arizona, where she developed interests in outdoor activities such as river rafting and hunting. Pavlich graduated from Sinagua High School in Flagstaff, where she played volleyball and basketball.^[5][6][7][8]

In 2010, Pavlich earned a bachelor of arts degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Arizona.^[9] As an adult woman with eligible ancestry, she became a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.^[10][11]

Career

Pavlich moved to the Washington, D.C., area and became news editor for Townhall.com, a contributing editor to Townhall Magazine,^[12] and a Fox News contributor.^[9] In the summer of 2013, she became an alternate co-host for The Five, a panel talk show on the Fox News Channel. She was also a National Review Washington Fellow.^[13] Pavlich has appeared on media outlets including Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and Fox Business. Starting in 2018, she co-hosted the podcast Everything's Going to Be All Right with former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.^[14]

The Conservative Political Action Conference named her 2013 Blogger of the Year.^[15][16] The Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute gave her the 2014 Woman of the Year Award, and the 2013 Conservative Leadership Award.^[17]

Pavlich serves as a guest/host on Fox News programs such as The Five, Jesse Watters Primetime, Fox News Sunday, The Big Weekend Show, America Reports and America's Newsroom.

She is also the host of Fox Nation's lifestyle show Luxury Hunting Lodges of America. A luxury travel show where Pavlich travels to some of the most luxurious hunting and fishing lodges in the United States. The show has been running for three seasons, and has featured lodges in many states such as Texas, Wyoming, Louisiana, South Dakota, Arkansas, Alaska, and more.

She authored the books Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Cover-Up (2012) and Assault & Flattery: The Truth About the Left and Their War on Women (2014).

Political commentary

On the March 19, 2019, broadcast of the Fox News show Outnumbered, Pavlich said that America was the first country to end slavery within 150 years, and receives no credit for it. The remark was disputed by PolitiFact, which noted that countries that outlawed slavery earlier and more quickly than the U.S. included El Salvador, Mexico, Chile, Argentina and Venezuela.^[18][19] In a reversal, she later said she had misspoken, meaning to say that America was "one of" the first countries to end slavery within 150 years "from the point of its founding".^[19]

In September 2019, she questioned Greta Thunberg's global warming activism, saying "She claims that there needs to be more information about the quote 'science,' but actually on the other side there needs to be more information about the hundreds of scientists who actually disagree with the projections of climate change."^[20]

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I just want you to read what you put: "In August 2017, Pavlich was retweeted by President Trump...". There's the problem. This is literally a twitter retweet and that's not inherently notable. In fact, this entire thing is grasping at straws: no, he didn't pardon them, he commuted them - but both of these are forms of executive clemency. Half the article you cite, while noting her remark was not technically correct, points out there's not a huge difference between the two. A twitter controversy over the president retweeting something is not remotely relevant to her article and to argue it is is frankly absurd, and the extent of the post here is "she said pardon when it's really clemency". Nobody cares about that and nobody will care about this in 10 years. Toa Nidhiki05 02:28, 28 April 2019 (UTC)

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updated bio for Katie Pavlich on the FoxNews website[1]:

"Katie Pavlich joined FOX News Channel (FNC) in 2013 and currently serves as a rotating panelist on FNC’s Outnumbered (weekdays 12-1PM/ET) and as a network contributor, providing political analysis and commentary across FNC’s daytime and primetime programming. On Outnumbered, Pavlich is part of an ensemble featuring four female panelists and one rotating male that tackles top headlines from all angles and perspectives. In addition to her role at FNC, Pavlich is the news editor for Townhall.com, a contributing editor to Townhall Magazine and the award-winning author of the New York Times best seller "Fast and Furious: Barack Obama’s Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Cover-Up.” As a reporter, she has covered topics ranging from White House scandals and the 2012 presidential election, to the Second Amendment and border issues. She graduated with a B.A. in broadcast journalism from the University of Arizona and is a National Review Washington Fellow."

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After Mamdani won the NYC Democratic mayoral nomination, right-wing media resorted to predictable racist and Islamophobic attacks

Written by Gideon Taaffe, Chloe Simon & Torri Lonergan

Published 07/03/25

After Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim New York State Assembly member, won the Democratic nomination in the New York City mayoral race, right-wing media predictably resorted to racist, Islamophobic, and xenophobic attacks against him.

Right-wing host Mike Crispi called Mamdani a “pig” for eating with his hands, Newsmax host Greg Kelly attacked him over his clothes, saying he should assimilate, and Newsmax host Michael Savage labeled him a “jihadist sympathizer.”

Right-wing media figures also attacked Mamdani for being Muslim, with Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk claiming that Mamdani’s win means Islam gets the “last laugh” for 9/11 and right-wing podcaster Dave Rubin speculating that “of course he’ll be for Sharia law.”

President Donald Trump has threatened to have Mamdani arrested or deported if he interferes with federal immigration enforcement, and Wayne Allyn Root wrote at The Gateway Pundit, “Say it with me, ‘DEPORT MAMDANI!”

Right-wing media’s racist commentary about Mamdani follows a long history of racist, Islamophobic, and xenophobic attacks on Muslim and immigrant politicians including Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).

Mamdani gained national attention after winning the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City

- Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim democratic socialist and New York State Assembly member, secured the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor.His campaign centered on progressive policy propositions such as rent freezes, free public transportation, universal child care, and increased taxes on corporations and the ultra‑wealthy. The Associated Press, [7/1/25; The New York Times, 6/28/25]

- President Donald Trump threatened to have Mamdani arrested or deported if he interferes with federal immigration enforcement.Trump, who referred to Mamdani as a “100% Communist Lunatic,” also falsely implied that Mamdani might not be in the country legally and warned of consequences if he blocks ICE raids. In a statement, Mamdani, who is a naturalized citizen born in Uganda, said, “We will not accept this intimidation.” Forbes, [7/1/25; The Washington Post, 7/1/25]

## Right-wing media have used racist, Islamophobic, and xenophobic tropes to denigrate Mamdani

- Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk condemned Mamdani for eating rice “disgustingly”: “We in the West value cleanliness. We have utensils.” He also claimed, “People that have grown up in the Third World, they say he's not even doing it right. He's just faking it. He's doing this to signal his Third World cred. So think about it. To get credibility in the New York mayor's race, you have to pretend to be in the Third World.” *The Charlie Kirk Show*, [7/1/25]

- Right-wing talk show host and self-described “Islamophobe” Laura Loomer, who has previously eaten dog food on her show, attacked Mamdani for eating with his hands, saying, “It's so emblematic of how uncivilized, not just Zohran Mamdani is, but just how uncivilized Islam and third world immigration into our country is as a whole.”She also claimed that “a lot of animals are cleanlier" than Mamdani. *Laura Loomer Unleashed*, [7/1/25; Twitter/X, 9/6/24; Media Matters, 4/4/24]

- Real America’s Voice host Mike Crispi wrote, “Look at how this pig Zohran eats with his hands. We don’t do this in America.”He continued, “Have some respect for our system, it’s literally why your rich parents moved you here. That includes using a FORK and acknowledging the greatness of CAPITALISM.” Twitter/X, [6/29/25]

- Newsmax host Greg Kelly claimed the style of Mamdani’s clothing “is not how we roll here” and said he should assimilate.Kelly argued, “There is something called assimilation, right? Kind of joining the culture. And there's a lot of room for individuality in our culture, but this is screaming, and he's actually kind of inviting, ‘Hey, say something about my clothes.’ Well, you got it, pal.” Newsmax, *Greg Kelly Reports*, [6/30/25]

- PBD Podcastco-host Adam Sosnick said, “New York, you're about to have, potentially, a democratic socialist, progressive, jihadist mayor.” Valuetainment, *PBD Podcast*, [6/24/25]

- A week later, Sosnick said, “What do you get when you mix AOC and jihad? You get Zohran Mamdani.” Sosnick added, “I don't think New York City is going to go for this, and I think they're going to take care of this one way or another, if you know what I'm saying. The threat will be eliminated.” Valuetainment, *PBD Podcast*, [7/1/25]

- Newsmax host Michael Savage claimed Mamdani’s nomination marks the first time we have seen a “socialist sympathizer of jihadism rise to prominence in an election in America.”He also referred to Mamdani as a “Marxist jihadist sympathizer.” Newsmax, *TheSavage Nation*, [6/29/25]

- Podcaster Dave Rubin said Mamdani is part of a “Muslim tradition where they’re allowed to lie to the infidel, basically, to attain power,” adding, “Of course he’ll be for Sharia law.” He continued, “This guy gets in as New York City mayor, do you think you’re going to hear more or less Muslim calls to prayers five times a day in New York City? It’s going to take over the entire city.” YouTube,*The Rubin Report*, [6/30/25]

## Right-wing media have invoked terrorism and 9/11 to attack Mamdani, who is Muslim

- Charlie Kirk said Islam may get the “last laugh” for 9/11 if Mamdani wins the mayoral race.He continued, “Could you imagine New York City, the city that got attacked by Islam and Mohammadism then, now becomes conquered and ruled by Zohran Mamdani.” *The Charlie Kirk Show*, [6/24/25]

- Kirk also tweeted, “24 years ago a group of Muslims killed 2,753 people on 9/11. Now a Muslim Socialist is on pace to run New York City.” Twitter/X, [6/24/25]

- Podcaster Vincent Oshana claimed Mamdani “has Islamic, like, supremacist background” and said, “Imagine telling the families of 9/11, 24 years later, that this guy — this, like, jihadi-backed freaking Marxist … it looks like he’s going to get elected.”He added that Mamdani is a “Twelver Shia Muslim,” noting, “Same sect as Iran's ruling regime." YouTube, *PBD Podcast*, [6/24/25]

- Laura Loomer: “How did we get to this point where 24 years ago, we had the 9/11 Islamic terrorist attacks in New York City? And now 24 years later, they're about to elect a jihadist communist mayor.” *Loomer Unleashed*, [7/1/25]

- Fox’s Katie Pavlich claimed Mamdani has “pro-terrorism views” and suggested he believes in “blowing up cafes, buses, concerts.” While guest-hosting The Ingraham Angle, Pavlich said, “It’s really important to point out that Mamdani is saying that he wants to globalize the intifada, which means blowing up cafes, buses, concerts — and we’ve seen this violent movement occurring in New York City on campuses like Columbia, for example. And yet, this is something he endorses.” Fox News, *The Ingraham Angle*, [7/2/25]

- Fox News host Greg Gutfeld called Mamdani a “social justice suicide” bomber.Gutfeld: “I feel like the Democrat Party is on a kamikaze mission. … If the party's going to go down, we're going to take the whole ship with us. The remaining sane Democrats -- if there are any, Jessica -- you've got to weigh the cost of sticking with these social justice suicide bombers, because nobody wants this.” Fox News, *The Five*, [6/17/25]

## Right-wing media have questioned Mamdani’s citizenship and called for him to be denaturalized and deported

- Mike Crispi claimed that “Mamdani should be deported and ineligible to run for New York City Mayor.” He posted: “Zohran Mamdani should be deported and ineligible to run for New York City Mayor. We have longstanding laws in this country preventing avowed foreign communists from resettling here. Zohran lied on his citizenship application when he came from Uganda 6 years ago. DEPORT!” Twitter/X, [6/26/25]

- Wayne Allyn Root wrote in The Gateway Pundit that Mamdani should be “denaturalized” and deported.He wrote, “Say it with me, ‘DEPORT MAMDANI!’” adding, “Let’s send Zohran packing back to Uganda.” The Gateway Pundit, [7/1/25]

- The Article III Project’s Will Chamberlain: “Denaturalize and deport Zohran Mamdani.” In another post, Chamberlain wrote, “Can’t be mayor of NYC if you’re stuck in Uganda.” Twitter/X, [6/24/25, 6/24/25]

- Former Newsmax and One America News host Emerald Robinson called Mamdani a “foreign op” and wrote, “The Trump Admin should deport him.”Her post said, “Zohran Mamdani is an example of the Red-Green Axis. That means: Marxists & Islamists are allies in destroying America. It's also a foreign op. He was born in Uganda.” Twitter/X, [6/25/25]

## Right-wing media have long used racist, Islamophobic, and xenophobic attacks against politicians of color

- Journalist Joan Walsh wrote in 2010 that Fox News was hyping “one ‘scary black people’ and ‘Obama's a racist’ story after another.”She added: “Fox News has, sadly, become the purveyor of a 50-state 'Southern strategy,' the plan perfected by Richard Nixon to use race to scare Southern Democrats into becoming Republicans by insisting the other party wasn't merely trying to fight racism, but give blacks advantages over whites.” Salon, [7/25/10]

- The late right-wing radio host Rush Limbaugh called Obama “Barack Hussein Ayatollah Obama,” frequently emphasizing his middle name with add-ons of “Imam” and “Ayatollah” despite his Christian faith.Media Matters, [9/28/10, 9/29/10]

- Right-wing media have repeatedly tried to associate Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) with terrorism. Following the October 7, 2023, Hamas terror attacks in Israel, right-wing media called Tlaib, who is a Palestinian American born in the U.S., a “terrorist sympathizer” and “anti-American.” On Newsmax, Mercedes Schlapp said “they should deport Rashida Tlaib” due to her comments about Palestinians. Media Matters, [10/13/23, 3/12/25]

- Right-wing media have also repeatedly suggested that Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) should be kicked out of the United States and called her a “Jew hater.” Omar, who came to the U.S. as a refugee from Somalia, has been the subject of abuse from right-wing figures. Former Fox host Tucker Carlson claimed she “passionately hates the country,” Fox host Will Cain said she was a “parasite on our political system,” and former Fox News host Pete Hegseth claimed Omar is what “unchecked illegal immigration and massive waves of refugees look like without assimilation.” One right-wing pundit called for Omar to buy “a one-way ticket” to Somalia while others have used a mistranslated speech to suggest she should be deported to Somalia. Media Matters, [6/17/25, 1/31/24, 5/7/20, 9/22/22, 5/4/21; House.gov, accessed 7/2/25]

- Right-wing media have used Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D-NY) ethnicity as a way to attack her. Fox News has accused her of bringing “Latin American” values to the U.S., and Fox News' Jesse Watters and former U.S. Attorney Joe diGenova mocked Ocasio-Cortez's accent. Watters said she “went full taco,” and diGenova said she “does the Latina thing” in pronouncing her name with an accent. Media Matters, [4/12/19, 2/5/19, 10/20/22, 3/19/19]

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Hannity said the attack “will go down in history as one of the greatest military victories”

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Published 06/23/25

Fox News turned to Sean Hannity, the Donald Trump political operative who hosts a weekday prime-time show, to help the president sell his new war with Iran, airing two hours of special coverage after Trump’s Saturday night announcement that the U.S. military had struck three Iranian nuclear strikes. The wildly unethical choice emphasized Fox’s role as a Trumpist outlet whose primary mission is propagandizing its audience to support the president’s actions.

Bret Baier, Fox’s chief political anchor, broke the news on the network’s airwaves at 7:52 p.m. ET, minutes after Trump posted about what he deemed the “very successful attack.” Baier and his guests provided overly credulous coverage that nonetheless resembled a normal news broadcast. But just under an hour into that coverage, an on-screen bug revealed that Hannity would be taking over the network’s coverage live beginning at 9.

Fox executives, knowing that Trump intended to speak at the White House at 10 p.m., made the conscious decision to ensure that for the hour before and after those remarks, the network’s coverage would be guided by Hannity, not its “news side” team.

Hannity spent the last decade shattering every possible ethical norm on Trump’s behalf: He has appeared in and even scripted his campaign ads, spoken at a campaign rally, and advised presidential decisions on staffing, communications, and policy — all while regularly interviewing Trump himself on his Fox show. He has also advocated for a U.S. military strike on Iranian nuclear sites for more than a decade.

Hannity predictably used the opportunity on Saturday to shower Trump with praise and host a parade of shills who touted the president’s decision to bomb Iran.

“I just spoke to the president of the United States,” Hannity said at the top of his broadcast. “I have some new information and breaking details to share about tonight's, what is [an] historic air campaign. Now tonight, Iran's nuclear ambitions, they are officially dead. It appears the United States just completely obliterated Iran's top secret Fordo nuclear facility.” Hannity added that two other Iranian nuclear sites had been “wiped out.”

“This is a huge development tonight, and I believe the world is a much safer place,” he concluded.

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“Maybe it's a little early to go there, but this will go down in history as one of the greatest military victories — taking out the No. 1 state sponsor of terror,” Hannity later added. “They've been responsible for hundreds of thousands of missiles between themselves and their proxies being fired into Israel. They have threatened to wipe Israel and the U.S. off the map, and that threat has been removed tonight.”

“There is no doubt we are watching history tonight,” Hannity said after Trump’s address. “There's no doubt that — I agree with the president — this is one of the most skilled, important, imperative peacekeeping, peace-through-strength-keeping operations in the last 40 years, and certainly the reign of terror in Iran, whether they know it or not, is coming to a quick end.”

Hannity turned to Mark Levin, the hawkish Fox weekend host who reportedly counseled Trump to back Israel’s strikes on Iran over lunch at the White House earlier this month, during both hours of coverage.

Levin praised Trump as “a historic figure” and screamed at Fox’s audience that they could now “go to bed peacefully tonight” because Trump had stopped “these Islamo-Nazis [who] were building nuclear weapons to attack us with ballistic missiles.”

“This mission was never going to fail under this commander in chief,” he ranted. “This is historic, he is historic, the United States military is historic,” Levin continued, comparing the strikes to those of “Reagan and Thatcher defeating the Soviet Union.”

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“It's about time we rally around this president, rally around our United States military, [and] accept the fact that this is a high point in American history and world history,” he later added, claiming Trump “protected the entire Earth from these barbarians” and “prevented World War III.”

Fox viewers also heard from Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton (“I commend President Trump for his resolute and strong action”), Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin (“peace through strength is what President Trump has been talking about from Day 1”), Fox contributor :{Katie Pavlich (“God bless President Trump, God bless the U.S. military, and God bless the Israelis for paving the way so the mission could be as successful as it was tonight”), and Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson (“the world heard the president speak tonight and that’s what leadership looks like, that’s what commander in chief looks like”).}:

Hannity returned to Levin for the “last word” of the night. Levin took some credit for the strikes, praised Trump for going through with them, and engaged in score-settling with unnamed figures who had opposed them.

“To be perfectly honest about this, there were a handful of us who encouraged this night, who said that we needed to take military action to bring about this result. It is not so much that we had to convince President Trump — he knew what to do, he instinctively knows what to do, he is a brilliant, brilliant man,” Levin said. “But there are other people. I was laughing because they are now believers, and they are now talking about what a fantastic night this is.”

In the hours since Hannity signed off, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine effectively contradicted Trump’s Saturday night statement that Iran’s nuclear sites were “completely and fully obliterated,” saying it was still too soon to fully assess the damage; U.S. officials acknowledged that Iran had may have moved its supply of enriched uranium to an unknown location before the attack; Trump floated a goal of “regime change”; and The New York Times detailed how “the president was closely monitoring Fox News, which was airing wall-to-wall praise of Israel’s military operation and featuring guests urging Mr. Trump to get more involved,” in the days leading up to the strike.

If Trump tuned in to his favorite network on Saturday night, he heard a host who functions as his chief propagandist showering him with praise for following through. That’s apparently exactly what the Fox executives wanted. And that bodes ill for how the network will handle a war against Iran based on obvious lies and featuring rapidly shifting aims.

### Trump’s Fox News obsession is driving the U.S. toward war with Iran

06/18/25 2:03 PM EDT

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Another Spicer favorite is Katie Pavlich. Don’t know Katie? She’s the extremely blond Fox News regular and Townhall.com correspondent who authored such timeless classics as Fast and Furious: Barack Obama’s Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Cover-Upand Assault and Flattery: The Truth About the Left and Their War on Women. Pavlich was called on three times within a fortnight to confront Spicer with riddles like: “Is President Trump planning to ask the Senate to expedite legislation allowing for the swift firing of bad VA employees?” And, concerning “a declared genocide by ISIS against Christians and other minority and religious groups . . . what specifically is the administration planning to do to comply with the legal obligations of protecting these groups under the U.N. 1948 treaty?”

Returned Spicer: “That’s a great question!” They always are, when Sean’s valentines are doing the asking.

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