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Fox Anchor Eviscerates Trump's 'Best People' Claim To His Face With Brutal List

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During a Fox News interview, Bret Baier asked Donald Trump 'why did you hire all of them?' after listing all his former administration officials who oppose him for President in 2024.

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Former Republican President Donald Trump engaged in a tense exchange with Fox News host Bret Baier during a recent interview, touching on subjects such as Trump's indictment and arrest as a result of his possession of classified documents and his views on Fox News' viewership.

Trump and Baier clashed after Baier questioned Trump's hiring decisions while he was in office, referencing Trump's 2016 statement about surrounding himself with "only the best and most serious people."


Baier proceeded to list former allies—some of whom are now running against Trump for the 2024 Republican nomination—including former Vice President Mike Pence, former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, former National Security Advisor John Bolton and former Attorney General Bill Barr. Barr recently made critical comments about Trump's conduct, prompting a fiery response from the former President.

You can watch what happened in the Barr interview below.

Baier asked:

“Why did you hire all of them in the first place?”

Trump responded:

“Because I hired ten to one that were fantastic. For every person you named, I can name 20 people that loved the administration.”

The exchange between Trump and Baier gained attention online.

Footage of the interview went viral and prompted mocking responses from Twitter users.








The contentious conversation marks the latest interaction between Baier and presidential candidates as Fox News prepares to host the first GOP presidential debate later this year.

Baier's interview with Trump came after a reported reluctance from the former President to be interviewed by the host due to his coverage of the 2020 election, particularly Baier's challenge to Trump's claims of election fraud.

The last time the two sat down together was in 2018.

Trump insisted he "won in 2020 by a lot" when Baier asked him how he intends to attract independents to vote for him in 2024 only for the Fox News host to shut him down.

Baier firmly told Trump he had in fact "lost the 2020 election," citing multiple recounts and failed lawsuits on the part of Trump's legal team that failed to change the outcome of the electoral contest.

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