'Fox & Friends' Goes Out Of Its Way To Defend Trump's Reported Comments On Hitler

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

33% : Trump has long been known to have an admiration for authoritarianism, and has explicitly said he wouldn't be a dictator in a potential second term "except for day one" -- hardly a reassuring statement.
29% : In fact, the most famous attempt to assassinate Hitler, Operation Valkyrie -- which is even the subject of a Tom Cruise movie -- was led by Nazi military officers, as Kelly himself said he pointed out to Trump.
11% : Kelly told the magazine that when he asked Trump what he meant when the president said "Why can't you be like the German generals," Trump confirmed that he meant the generals of Nazi Germany.
9% : On Tuesday, the Times and The Atlantic published stories with interviews from Trump's former chief of staff, John Kelly, in which Kelly described alleged instances where Trump, as president, praised Hitler and what he understood to be the structures of the Nazi regime.
5% : Both Kelly and retired U.S. Army Gen. Mark Milley, who served as chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the latter half of Trump's term, have said they believe Trump to be a fascist.

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