Hosts Of ‘Fox & Friends’ Gets

The Fox & Friends set got heated over a Wall Street Journal opinion piece accusing Donald Trump of being afraid to debate.

Steve Doocy highlighted the article, noting it suggested Trump’s refusal to debate might stem from concerns about saying something damaging to his legal defense. “That’s a sign of weakness, not strength,” he added, questioning why Trump avoids debates despite his significant lead.

Brian Kilmeade defended Trump, arguing his legal team likely advised him to avoid public statements that could harm him. He also dismissed the idea of Trump being afraid, saying, “Donald Trump being afraid doesn’t add up.” Co-hosts laughed at the irony, noting

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