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🚨 Fox COLLAPSE ON LIVE TV just Got EVEN WORSE!!!

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "🚨 Fox COLLAPSE ON LIVE TV just Got EVEN WORSE!!!", an episode of MeidasTouch published November 9, 2026 (19 min, about 3,321 words). It mentions 34 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, Fox News, Ben Meiselas, Trump regime (Trump administration), Todd Blanche.

What this episode is about

A critical take on Fox News’s on-air turmoil, alleging the network is collapsing and highlighting chaotic moments on a Trey Gowdy-led broadcast, with clips criticizing GOP figures (Noem, Levin) and complex views on election results, Iran policy, and voter dynamics. The piece portrays a dramatic media decline and internal missteps influencing political narratives.

Key takeaways

  • Fox’s on-air chaos is a contagion; credibility collapses faster than ratings can recover.
  • Gowdy’s meltdown illustrates how pundit theatrics undermine policy debate when fear replaces nuance.
  • Iran discourse shows voters care more about affordability and corruption than tough-jingo posturing.
  • Defensive propaganda backfires: inflated ‘victory’ rhetoric exposes a vacuum of coherent strategy.
  • Media echo chambers normalize extreme calls; counterpoints vanish, making governance feel like cliff-diving.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 3:00: Iran war (2026), Mark Thiessen, Fox News, Trey Gowdy
  2. – 6:00: Kalli Means, Trump regime (Trump administration), Mark Thiessen, 2026 United States midterm elections
  3. – 9:00: Donald Trump, Susie Wiles, Todd Blanche, Fox News
  4. – 12:00: Newt Gingrich, Donald Trump, Larry Kudlow, Susie Wiles
  5. – 15:00: Zohran Mamdani, Democratic Socialist of America, Mississippi, Newt Gingrich
  6. – 18:00: Todd Blanche, Donald Trump, Fox News, Democratic Socialist of America
  7. – 19:03: Ben Meiselas, Todd Blanche

Notable quotes from "🚨 Fox COLLAPSE ON LIVE TV just Got EVEN WORSE!!!"

  • State regime media which calls itself Fox News is just having a complete crash out from one day to the next. It's just getting even worse for Fox on live TV.
    about Fox News · at
  • Former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem had a quite unique take on the law. She said she was too successful at doing her job.
    about Governor Kristi Noem · at
  • And today that means a few major immediate objectives.
    about Mark Thiessen · at
  • But, I would suggest all of you listeners listen to the Joe Rogan podcast with Kalli Means. Kalli lays out in gory detail the corruption, the bipartisan corruption within all…
    about Kalli Means · at
  • Have the corruption that Kalli Means lays out in gory detail within government. I am sad to say within the Trump administration, okay? This is how government operates on a bipartisan basis. It's been going on for decades. It has to end.
    about Trump regime (Trump administration) · at
  • That does not concern me. As President Trump said, Chief of Staff Wiles is a patriot. She has given the last five, six years to President Trump and this the American people and this.
    about Donald Trump · at
  • If you're not prepared to say something didn't work, and we better try to learn from our customers. When your customers refuse to come to your store, and your.
    about Newt Gingrich · at
  • Kinds of things that also characterize what we've been doing right here in New York City. And yes, I'm proud to be doing so as a mayor who's a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.
    about Zohran Mamdani · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political figure / subject of criticism · 7 mentions · first at
    Referenced throughout as the leader of the described 'Trump regime', focus of legal and political critique and the subject of commentary about administration personnel and policies.
  • Ben Meiselas — Person · Host / main speaker · 1 mention · first at
    Episode host (MeidasTouch) providing narration, criticism and context for the clips; named in show context and within commentary.
    They're just collapsing. Let me show you what went down as Fox host Trey Gowdy was just losing it. And he's just you want to blame this, you want to blame we could blame everything, but.
  • Todd Blanche — Person · Referenced guest/expert on Fox (former Trump lawyer) · 6 mentions · first at
    Quoted defending Susie Wiles and the administration; described as Donald Trump's former criminal defense lawyer and speaking on Fox segments cited in the episode.
    I work with Chief of Staff Wiles every day. Not only for the past year and a half, but for many years before that.
  • Trey Gowdy — Person · Quoted Fox host / commentator · 1 mention · first at
    Multiple clips from Trey Gowdy's show are played and critiqued; he is presented as reacting to Republican losses and offering analysis that is criticized by the episode host.
    You want to blame this, you want to blame we could blame everything, but we're just a bunch of losers. Watch what Trey Gowdy from state regime media Fox had to say here. Play this clip.
  • Susie Wiles — Person · Referenced White House Chief of Staff (recently left) · 4 mentions · first at
    Discussed in clips about being pushed out/resigning amid reporting about financial maneuverings; defended by Todd Blanche in the transcript.
    I work with Chief of Staff Wiles every day. Not only for the past year and a half, but for many years before that.
  • Mark Thiessen — Person · Quoted commentator advocating extreme measures · 3 mentions · first at
    Quoted calling to 'destroy' Iran and advocating replacement of generals; presented as an example of extreme rhetoric on Fox-aligned media.
  • Newt Gingrich — Person · Quoted Republican elder / commentator · 4 mentions · first at
    Quoted admitting Republicans were 'beaten badly' and urging honesty and learning from voters; used to illustrate internal Republican reckoning featured on Fox segments.
  • Steven Little Miller — Person · Referenced White House staffer (Deputy Chief -> Chief of Staff) · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as Susie Wiles' deputy who would become Chief of Staff; referenced in defense by Todd Blanche as 'brilliant' and a continuity figure.
    Going to be an excellent Chief of Staff as well. He's brilliant. He's He's He's worked in the White House. He's been right down the hall from Chief of Staff Wiles for the past two years. But no, these blind reporting that's the anonymous.
  • Zohran Mamdani — Person · Referenced guest/politician shown laughing on Fox segments · 2 mentions · first at
    Quoted as appearing on morning shows and laughing at Fox hosts; used as a contrast to Fox commentators and to illustrate pushback against conservative media narratives.
  • Governor Kristi Noem — Person · Referenced political figure criticized · 1 mention · first at
    Quoted as saying she was 'too successful' at doing her job; criticized in the episode for comments perceived as lacking empathy and contributing to Republican losses.
  • Larry Kudlow — Person · Quoted Fox contributor / commentator · 3 mentions · first at
    Participates in conversation with Newt Gingrich about Republican failures and specific campaign missteps (e.g., Mississippi messaging).
    Raising money, playing golf, and being the minority. That's a very dangerous place to be. More from Gingrich and Larry Kudlow over here, where they're And we're about to lose Mississippi.
  • Kalli Means — Person · Referenced former Trump staffer / whistleblower source · 2 mentions · first at
    Referenced as appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast alleging corruption and bipartisan failures within government and the Trump administration.
  • Senator Ron Johnson — Person · Quoted Republican senator appearing on Fox · 1 mention · first at
    Quoted recommending listeners hear Joe Rogan episode and commenting on government corruption; appears as a Republican voice on Fox segments critiqued in the episode.
    Then you had Ron Johnson from Wisconsin, mega Republican senator. He's speaking on Fox right now, and he's Look, we need all of the viewers of Fox. Watch the interview over.
  • Joe Rogan — Person · Referenced podcast host · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced as platform where a former Trump staffer (Kalli Means) appeared to discuss corruption; used to show where critical accounts are being shared outside traditional media.
    But, I would suggest all of you listeners listen to the Joe Rogan podcast with Kalli Means. Kalli lays out in gory detail the corruption, the bipartisan corruption within all.
  • Markwayne Mullin — Person · Referenced DHS Secretary · 1 mention · first at
    Public figure/official mentioned in context of DHS leadership
    Every mandate is not a license to do anything you want to do. Voters are not complicated. Do what they elected you to do. Do it with humility. Do not enrich yourself. Do not…
  • Cindy Hyde-Smith — Person · Referenced Republican senator criticized for messaging · 1 mention · first at
    Cited for a remark dismissing grocery/food price concerns by suggesting cheaper protein substitutes; used as an example of tone-deaf GOP messaging.
    I'll just give you one example. we're on the verge of losing a seat in Mississippi with a senator who explained that there are less expensive ways to get protein.
  • James Talarico — Person · Referenced politician used as example of progressive policy success · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned alongside candidates who won on transformative working-class policies, illustrating the episode's argument about successful Democratic messaging.
    Who've been bought by the wealthiest people in the country. What we saw last night are candidates across the country, no matter how they describe themselves, running on…
  • Keisha Lance Bottoms — Person · Referenced former official advocating progressive policy · 1 mention · first at
    Cited as running on policy to streamline affordable housing production, used as an example of successful progressive messaging.
    Data center moratorium. These are the kinds of things that also characterize what we've been doing right here in New York City. And yes, I'm proud to be doing so as a mayor who's a member of.
  • Jocelyn Benson — Person · Referenced election official / candidate example · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned for running on a data center moratorium, used to show candidates addressing local concerns and winning votes.
    Unrealistic by the very politicians who've been bought by the wealthiest people in the country. What we saw last night are candidates across the country, no matter how they…
  • Ronald Reagan — Person · Historical political reference · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced in the context of the 'Reagan doctrine' when discussing strategies toward Iran, used to frame a commentator's recommendation.
    No more back-and-forth. End it. Destroy it. Arm the Iranian people, the Reagan doctrine. Ensure that this genocidal 7th century terrorist regime can never have a nuclear…
  • Pete Hegseth — Person · Referenced Fox personality (mentioned as leaving) · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in a list of on-air Fox / MAGA personalities losing their jobs or influence after electoral defeats.
    Lose. And now you're losers. And now you're out of power likely for generations. And so this is well, well now it's this By the way, it's going to be a hell of a day on Capitol…
  • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — Person · Referenced public figure (mentioned as losing influence) · 1 mention · first at
    Public figure referenced in the show’s narrative
    Town and they're going to be pissed in the lame duck session. Bye-bye Pete Hegseth. Bye-bye RFK Jr. Bye-bye. I think justice is coming even before the new Congress is sworn in…
  • Andy Andrews — Person · Referenced candidate (example) · 1 mention · first at
    Listed among candidates who ran on ending endless wars; used to illustrate the types of messages that resonated with voters.
    Who've been bought by the wealthiest people in the country. What we saw last night are candidates across the country, no matter how they describe themselves, running on…

Companies & orgs

  • Fox News — Company · Media outlet featured and criticized · 3 mentions · first at
    Central target of criticism in the episode; described as 'state regime media' collapsing on live TV and hosting several commentators quoted in the transcript.
  • Democratic Socialist of America — Company · Referenced political ideology/group · 3 mentions · first at
    Political organization mentioned in playfully positive/neutral context
    Data center moratorium. These are the kinds of things that also characterize what we've been doing right here in New York City. And yes, I'm proud to be doing so as a mayor who's a member of.

Concepts & topics

  • Trump regime (Trump administration) — Concept · Core topic / framing · 1 mention · first at
    Used as a framing concept to criticize personnel decisions, corruption allegations, and internal collapse; central to the episode's critique of current conservative media and governance.

Places & events

  • Iran war (2026) — Event · Policy/foreign policy topic referenced · 3 mentions · first at
    Referenced as one of the blamed factors for Republican electoral losses; discussion includes calls by commentators to 'destroy' Iran and debates about the war's popularity.
    For Republicans, or something in between. Forensic pathologists are out in full force with their autopsies. J.D.
  • 2026 United States midterm elections — Event · Contextual political backdrop · 2 mentions · first at
    Referenced as the electoral moment shaping the discussions of losses, mandates, and political consequences described in the episode.
    I have to join a side. Obviously, I'm aligned more with Republicans than I certainly am with Democrats. But, if Republicans are going to win in 2028, we need to re-embrace the…
  • Mississippi — Place · Example battleground / state discussed · 2 mentions · first at
    Cited as an example where GOP messaging (Cindy Hyde-Smith's comment about protein / tofu) contributed to a close or lost race; used to illustrate Republican campaign failures.
    Now, if you're an average everyday American in Mississippi and you want to barbecue or you want to grill something and you're being told what?
  • New York City, New York — Place · Context for policy examples (Mamdani reference) · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in Zohran Mamdani's remarks about local policies (data center moratorium) and used to illustrate progressive policy wins.
    Data center moratorium. These are the kinds of things that also characterize what we've been doing right here in New York City. And yes, I'm proud to be doing so as a mayor who's a member of.
  • Alligator Alcatraz — Place · Metaphorical/location-based descriptor used in political commentary · 1 mention · first at
    Metaphor describing harsh immigration policy rhetoric
    Where you were doing jokes about alligator Alcatraz of throwing immigrants in concentration camps in the Everglades and having alligators rip their flesh apart. And Fox thought this was all one big joke. And now you.
  • Watergate — Event · Historical comparison · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced when Newt Gingrich lists past electoral defeats and political eras to contextualize parties' recoveries from losses.
    I first ran in '74 during a brutal blue tsunami over Watergate. so, I've been down this road. But if you don't stop and be honest, and I include the White House in this.

Media & podcasts

  • Joe Rogan Experience — Media · Referenced podcast platform · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as where the Kalli Means interview aired; used as a distribution channel for whistleblower content referenced by guests on Fox.
    Who said everything that was corrupt and everything that was going wrong in the Trump regime. Go watch the Rogan episode where the former Trump staffer tells all. Here, play this clip.

Sponsors

  • SnapStream — Sponsor · Episode sponsor / tool mentioned · 3 mentions · first at
    Named as the recording/monitoring/clipping tool MeidasTouch uses; includes a direct call-to-action to get a free trial via affiliate link in the episode context.
    MeidasTouch relies on SnapStream to record, watch, monitor, and clip the news.

Full transcript with timestamps

State regime media which calls itself Fox News is just having a complete crash out from one day to the next. It's just getting even worse for Fox on live TV. They're just collapsing. Let me show you what went down as Fox host Trey Gowdy was just losing it. And he's just like, you want to blame this, you want to blame we could blame everything, but we're just a bunch of losers. Watch what Trey Gowdy from state regime media Fox had to say here. Play this clip.

Good evening. Thank you for joining us on Trey Gowdy and it's Sunday night in America. Losing is a tough teacher. It's so tough, you only want to take the class once. Election night was a historic victory for Democrats, a rebuke for Republicans, or something in between. Forensic pathologists are out in full force with their autopsies. J.D. Vance blamed the war in Iran. Maybe, or maybe it was all the fits and starts saying the war was over when it wasn't. Or maybe it was the MOU which read more like a surrender document. Maybe it was a failure to explain why conflict with Iran was necessary in the first place.

Assume the conflict with Iran was unpopular. Being unpopular and being wrong are two very different things. Only 1/3 of voters listed Iran as the reason for their vote. Affordability and corruption were cited by far more voters.

More from Gowdy over here and he's like, Kristi Noem, the former Department of Homeland Security Secretary, she thinks she was too successful. Do you realize that you're responsible for all the Latino voters leaving the Republican Party, Noem? Cuz you're so too successful. What are you talking about? Here, watch this clip.

Former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem had a quite unique take on the law. She said she was too successful at doing her job. Calling dead Americans domestic terrorists before the investigation even commenced is not too much success. It is a perceived lack of empathy, which in turn motivates voters to then go send a message.

Then you had Mark Levin, and Mark Levin said, "Hey Donald, you need to invade Iran. It must no longer exist. Destroy the whole country." This guy's a sicko. Just do you see how they're just falling apart from all sides right here? You've got Gaudy saying this. Then last night you had Mark Levin saying, "Just blow it up, Donald." They are desperate and they are collapsing on air before our eyes. Play this clip.

And today that means a few major immediate objectives. Starting with the war with Iran. First, defeat the Iranian regime. No more back-and-forth. End it. Destroy it. Arm the Iranian people, the Reagan doctrine. Ensure that this genocidal 7th century terrorist regime can never have a nuclear weapon. Because if it survives, it will. That means it must no longer exist. Whether the isolationist Democrats or those who cheer for our enemies like it or not. This is the only way to end it. Ignore all these other voices. Ignore them.

And replace any generals who tell you we cannot defeat this enemy. They're doing us grave harm. Presidents in the past have had replaced generals before. This wouldn't be the first time. In other words, victory is the only answer. Victory.

Then you had Ron Johnson from Wisconsin, mega Republican senator. He's speaking on Fox right now, and he's like, "Look, we need all of the viewers of Fox. Watch the interview over here of the former Trump a who said everything that was corrupt and everything that was going wrong in the Trump regime. Go watch the Rogan episode where the former Trump staffer tells all. Here, play this clip.

But, I would suggest all of you listeners listen to the Joe Rogan podcast with Kalli Means. Kalli lays out in gory detail the corruption, the bipartisan corruption within all branches of government. The problem is is government. Government is power. Power corrupts. I'm part of the Tea Party movement. Now, I have to join a side. Obviously, I'm aligned more with uh Republicans than I certainly am with Democrats. But, if Republicans are going to win in 2028, we need to re-embrace the enduring principles of our founders, limited government. We need to stop mortgaging our children's future, and we have to realize it is government's the problem.

You're not going to fix government. You have to limit its size because as long as you have government, you're going to have the corruption that Kalli Means lays out in gory detail within within government. I am sad to say within the Trump administration, okay? This is This is how government operates on a bipartisan basis. It's been going on for decades. It has to end. Right now, back to Gowdy for a moment. And Gowdy, again, he's like coping on live TV. He's like, "The voters never issued a mandate for deporting people who work in hotels, who cut the grass in neighborhoods, the waiters in the way That's not We had no mandate to do that." Here, play this clip.

Voters issued no mandates for deporting folks who cut grass in the neighborhood or clean up hotel rooms. You can enforce the law and preserve your humanity. That's what current secretary DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen is actually trying to do. Every election victory is not a mandate. Every mandate is not a license to do anything you want to do. Voters are not complicated. Do what they elected you to do. Do it with humility. Do not enrich yourself. Do not squander the gift of governance. Do not overread what they empowered you to do, or they will take it away from you.

For Democrats Okay, well, where were you all when it was happening? When the cruelty was being laughed at by sickos like you? Where you were doing jokes about alligator Alcatraz of throwing immigrants in concentration camps camps in the Everglades and having alligators rip their flesh apart. And Fox thought this was all one big joke. And now you lose. And now you're losers. And now you're out of power likely for generations. And so this is well, well now it's this By the way, it's going to be a hell of a day on Capitol Hill when these congressmen who have lost their jobs on the MAGA side come back into town and they're going to be pissed in the lame duck session. Bye-bye Pete Hegseth. Bye-bye RFK Jr. Bye-bye. I think justice is coming even before the new Congress is sworn in in January. So then state regime media brings in Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's former criminal defense lawyer who represented Trump in

a criminal case where Trump was convicted on dozens of felony counts. He's now running a criminal racketeering enterprise. The DOJ is actually a RICO scheme that covers up child sex trafficking and is a mafia protection ring for Donald Trump's crime family and all of the criminal oligarchs out there. So state regime media asks him and says, well, what do you make of Susie Wiles, Donald Trump's former chief of staff? She was pushed out or she resigned or was fired, who the hell even knows. But now there's so many people saying, well, she was corrupt and she was doing this contract and that contract and everyone's enriching themselves in the White House. What do you make of it? And Todd Blanche is like, that doesn't concern me at all. Even the state regime media host is like, well then why was she asked to leave then? And he goes, I'm not going to mention that. I can't talk about that. Here, play this clip.

Widespread reporting now, sir, in the week of the president's ouster of his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, that he has been unhappy with some of her financial maneuverings while serving in the White House. Is that something that concerns you?

I work with Chief of Staff Wiles every day. Not only for the past year and a half, but for many years before that. That does not concern me. As President Trump said, Chief of Staff Wiles is a patriot. She has given the last five, six years to President Trump and this the American people and this administration. She was a an outstanding Chief of Staff. The the Stephen Miller's going to be an an excellent Chief of Staff as well. He's brilliant. He's He's He's worked in the White House. He's been right down the hall from Chief of Staff Wiles for the past two years. But no, these blind reporting that's the anonymous reporting coming out now about Chief of Staff Wiles. I know I know her. I know Susie. I work with her every day. Every day she fought for the American people and fought for President Trump. And a lot of this rhetoric and the the stuff that's coming out is absolutely not true because I

lived it. I was there. If that is the case, sir, do you know why she is being asked to leave the administration?

No, I mean, look, and I can't I'm not interested in explaining, you know, why why people said. What I know is that is that Chief of Staff that Susie was a phenomenal leader. President Trump said that and I saw it every single day. Her partner, Stephen Miller, her Deputy Chief of Staff, who's now going to be the Chief of Staff, will be a phenomenal Chief of Staff. The reason why you saw immediate complaints about Stephen is because is really fear. And they're worried about about what's going to happen because he's so good at his job.

So, I'm excited for for what's next for the next two years and and and we're ready to go.

To that point, Mr. Attorney General, when Then you had Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House from the mid-1990s. Newt Gingrich, his wife, is an ambassador in this disgusting Trump regime. And he's on there with Larry Kudlow. And he's like, "Larry, there's nothing else we could say. We got beat badly. We got shellacked. We failed the American people." Watch for yourself. Let's play it.

But because the Senate Republicans and the House Republicans both I don't start with a very simple premise. We got beaten badly. We got beaten because the American people believed we had failed. This is not complicated. Uh I've been through, as you know, I've been through these things on both sides. We had a pretty big election in '94 that I led. Uh John Boehner led a bigger election in 2010. I first ran in '74 during a brutal blue tsunami over Watergate. Uh so, I've been down this road. But if you don't stop and be honest, and I I include the White House in this.

Uh if if you're not prepared to say something didn't work, and we better try to learn from our customers. When your customers refuse to come to your store, and your customers refuse to buy your product, it's not their job to figure out what went wrong. It's your job because they're the customers. And I think the Republicans, frankly, right now don't have the courage, they don't have the focus, they don't have the right level of anger. Um right now we are drifting towards the mid-1960s mi- minority Republican mindset of playing tactical games, hanging out, raising money, playing golf, and being the minority. That's a very dangerous place to be. More from Gingrich and Larry Kudlow over here, where they're like, "And we're about to lose Mississippi."

How do we lose Mississippi? And they go, "Oh, yeah." Cindy Hyde-Smith, the maggot Republican senator over there, she said, "You know, we understand that for groceries prices are so high and the price of beef is SO HIGH, BUT STOP WHINING. Just get yourself some other protein. What are you complaining about? Who cares that prices are high?" Yeah, maybe that was not a good message to run on. Newt Gingrich and Larry Kudlow says, play this clip.

I'll just give you one example. Uh we're on the verge of losing a seat in Mississippi with a senator who explained that there are less expensive ways to get protein. Now, if you're an average everyday American in Mississippi and you want to barbecue or you want to grill something and you're being told what? You should You should go and get tofu? I mean it's not the job of a senator to to explain her failure by suggesting a new diet.

Got it. Yes. Yes, sir. I That is indisputably true. No question about that. And I think just to troll these state regime media fools, Zoran Mom Donnie shows up for the morning shows and just laughs in the faces of these Fox hosts as they ask him these questions. They're like, "So, you want to get rid of borders?" He goes, "No." "You want to get rid of Supreme Court?" "No." "You want to get rid of jails?" "No, no." So So, are you going to get kicked out of the Democratic Socialists?" "I don't think I'm going to get kicked out." I just love him laughing in her face. Huge smile. Just laughing in the face of these fascist propagandists.

Here, play this clip. data center moratorium. These are the kinds of things that also characterize what we've been doing right here in New York City. And yes, I'm proud to be doing so as a mayor who's a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.

Okay, get rid of borders? No. Get rid of SCOTUS? No. Get rid of jails? No. So, do you think DSA's going to kick you out?

No. It sounds like you're not aligned with some of the core things they really want to get done.

You know, when you go into a room and there are more than one socialist in the room, you will often find disagreement in that room. And what unites members of the Democratic Socialists of America is in many ways what has brought people into politics over the years, a belief in the dignity of working class people and the dignity that has to be a characteristic of their lives. And an understanding that democracy, for it to be meaningful, can't just be at the ballot box. It has to be in the rest of our lives, from the workplace to every other aspect of it. And that's why I'm excited to be a member, and that's why I've been excited also to deliver for New Yorkers.

Well, a lot of that has to be More from state regime media over here with Zohran Mamdani. And here's what he has to say. He's just cracking up. Here, play this clip. What part of that do you repudiate? Do you think is acceptable to mainstream America? Look, I think the thing that is most acceptable to mainstream America is abolishing ICE and making sure we have humanity back in our immigration enforcement. And the thing that has been offered as a part of a litany of of policy platforms that I would reject is, you know, after last night, why would we abolish the Senate?

And I think what we're seeing is that Americans across this country are facing a cost of living crisis. And last night's results show us that Americans are tired of waiting. They are tired of being told that their needs are unrealistic by the very politicians who've been bought by the wealthiest people in the country. What we saw last night are candidates across the country, no matter how they describe themselves, running on policies that would transform working people's lives. James Talarico ran on universal pre-K. And Andy Andrews ran on ending endless wars. Keisha Lance Bottoms ran on streamlining the production of affordable housing.

Jocelyn Benson ran on a data center moratorium. These are the kinds of things that also characterize what we've been doing right here in New York City. And yes, I'm proud to be doing so as a mayor who's a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.

Okay, get rid of borders? No. Now, back to state regime media Fox here. And so they have Todd Blanche. And you know, Todd Blanche is out there basically saying, "Look, you know, the economy is so great right now. Everything is so amazing that that's why the Democrats in the House Oversight Committee and the Judiciary Committee, that's why they are going That's why they say they want to investigate Trump, and it's not fair. It's totally not fair. We can't survive investigations of the Trump We just won't be able to survive if there are investigations.

Watch what Todd Blanche says over here. Let's play it. You have an economy that is humming. You have an economy We just had numbers come out this week with with job numbers and employment There are more people working in this country than have in the It's entire history, and yet you have incoming leaders doing nothing but talking about going after existing members, going after companies, and and that's something that as attorney general, we cannot tolerate. And so I said I said on Friday night that if if these threats telling our people to lawyer up if that's what these with these new incoming leadership wants to do, we are ready. And all If you work in this administration, you have a lawyer.

It's me. And we will defend you. We will work hard. And they they have a Let me It is important that they exercise oversight responsibility, that that Congress exercise oversight responsibility. They are not They are not allowed to just go around threatening existing members of the administration, to go around threatening companies, and that's what President Trump is is extremely worried about, and and more from Todd Blanche over here, where I'll just I'll just play it for you, where he says that the uh well, let's just play the clip.

So I understand that there are there are people who have said they believe there's some sort of corruption. That's largely because the media and Democrats have just highlighted anytime there's any sort of success in this country that has to do with anybody associated with this administration, they call that corruption. Now make no mistake, if there is corruption, this department will will investigate it and will prosecute it. But just because somebody has success, just because there's that we see great things happen with this economy, just because there's investments in this country, that's not corruption.

I don't want to give it away. It's I'm just like, Ben, you give away what it says. Well, there you have it, everybody. Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. Get your copy of WTF America, the way out of this hell and back to democracy. That's right, Todd Blanche. It's not corruption, it's just people being too successful. That's the issue. Just too many successful people. That's what, too successful. These people are so wild. The American people have rebuked it, repudiated it, ate this crap. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million.

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Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "🚨 Fox COLLAPSE ON LIVE TV just Got EVEN WORSE!!!"?

Trey Gowdy (Guest), Kristi Noem (Guest), Mark Levin (Guest), Ron Johnson (Guest), Todd Blanche (Guest), Newt Gingrich (Guest), Larry Kudlow, Zohran Mamdani (Guest).

What is "🚨 Fox COLLAPSE ON LIVE TV just Got EVEN WORSE!!!" about?

A critical take on Fox News’s on-air turmoil, alleging the network is collapsing and highlighting chaotic moments on a Trey Gowdy-led broadcast, with clips criticizing GOP figures (Noem, Levin) and complex views on election results, Iran policy, and voter dynamics. The piece portrays a dramatic media decline and internal missteps influencing political narratives.

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

34 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Fox News, Ben Meiselas, Trump regime (Trump administration), Todd Blanche, Trey Gowdy. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "🚨 Fox COLLAPSE ON LIVE TV just Got EVEN WORSE!!!"?

The episode runs 19 min; the transcript is about 3,321 words in 38 timestamped sections.

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About this transcript: the episode's spoken words as captioned on YouTube, split into timestamped sections. Reclip.Me locates every person, work and idea in the text, keeps the time it is first named, and quotes the words around it verbatim. Last updated November 10, 2026.