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Geraldo Calls Out Fox News Analyst on Twitter After On-Air Spat: 'He's Full of S**t!'

Geraldo Calls Out Fox News Analyst on Twitter After On-Air Spat: 'He's Full of S**t!'
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Fox News contributors Geraldo Rivera and Dan Bongino locked horns yet again in a recent segment with far-right host Sean Hannity.

The pair was discussing Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis' botched handling of the pandemic. At every turn, DeSantis has eagerly loosened or outrightly banned the enforcement of safety protocols like mask mandates and vaccine passports. Florida has shattered its all-time pandemic record for daily new cases and leads the United States in hospitalizations.


Rivera attempted to criticize DeSantis before being shut down by Hannity. When Bongino began defending DeSantis, the panel erupted into personal attacks and shouting.

Watch below.

Bongino said:

"It's not my fault you never know what you're talking about. It's not my fault that you never research anything before you come on the air!"

Meanwhile, an irate Rivera shouted:

"You are so full of crap! You are so full of it! That's why I hate coming on with you, because you are such a cheap shot, you're a backstabbing cheap shot. ... I'm embarrassed to be on this air with you."

The feud seeped out of the segment and onto social media, where Rivera called Bongino out on Twitter.


Rivera's callout made waves on the outlet.



But it was his and Bongino's on-air exchange that caught viewers' attention.






Bongino has vowed to respond to Rivera, but only on his podcast.

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