Fox & Friends Pulls Out All the Stops to Defend Trump Against Claim He Praised Hitler

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : "Atlantic Editor Jeffrey Goldberg, who authored the article, credits Peter Baker and Susan Glasser, who first reported in their book, The Divider: Trump in the White House, that while in office, Trump asked Kelly, "Why can't you be like the German generals?"
23% : It's Jeffrey Goldberg," she said, before bringing up a portion of the report in which Trump allegedly raged about the cost for a funeral service for a recently deceased military member.
21% : "Brian Kilmeade then stepped up to offer what he felt was plausible context to John Kelly, claiming that Trump told him that he wished he acted like one of "Hitler's generals.
18% : "Kilmeade cited a book from HR McMaster, another three star general who worked under Trump, who revealed that he thought John Kelly and James Mattis felt it was their job to rein in some of Trump's demands.
10% : McEnany has consistently suggested that John Kelly's retelling of a private conversation he had with Trump in Normandy, in which the 45th president allegedly labeled US soldiers buried in a cemetery as "suckers and losers" had been debunked -- though there is no way that she could disprove Kelly's account if it was, in fact, a private conversation between two people.

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