Donald Trump was featured in an interview published by Fox News on Sunday, but the video seems to be raising more questions than it answers.
Trump was accused of promoting domestic terrorism with one of his answers in the interview with the friendly group from the conservative network. Another answer caused the internet to call the former president out for a lie, and an attorney and radio host to question whether it was a clue to Trump's diminishing mental health.
Independent journalist Aaron Rupar flagged the edits on Sunday.
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"Check out the cut here," he wrote on X, former known as Twitter. "Trump's interview on Fox & Friends was clearly heavily edited."
@Acyn also chimed in, saying that "Trump’s interview with Fox and Friends is heavily edited for some reason."
"Abrupt cuts while he’s still talking," the user added. "Very curious what they edited out."
Bad Fox Graphics, which purports to provide a "collection of awkward images, clumsy captions, flawed headlines, & memorable moments as seen on the Fox networks," also weighed in.
"When you fail to mic the interviewers, this is the crappy audio you get," the account wrote. "Trump should be LIVID about the poor production value of this heavily edited [FOX & Friends Weekend] interview."
Former prosecutor Ron Filipkowski had this to say:
"Fox and Friends has to tape and edit the hell out of Trump’s interview as usual," he said. "They can’t go live with him anymore because he’s a deranged rambling mess, so they have to clean everything up as best they can with edits."
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