Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Fox News" channel.

  1.  @aldobiglari4575  ...Good point on Turkey, my mistake. And we agree on the main issue...that all NATO must work together.
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  2. Stood up to Tucker....or embarrassed himself with non-answers, defensiveness, insults, misdirection and confirmation why he's called a creepy porn lawyer?
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  3. @jim&deb Wright..You're right on all points, especially that this guy isn't an attorney and how the Dems needed to involve the SCOTUS to rule on witnesses and documents to have any chance.
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  4. Putin didn't "bow" to Trump, he simply complimented him, thanked him for a "great step" in repairing damaged US/Russian relations. And I wouldn't call it "bowing" for Putin to acknowledge Trump's accomplishment, such as North Korea relations. Lastly, Putin's backtrack on Syria isn't bowing, it's an agreement with Trump that both countries need to take a humanitarian approach.
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  5. And he said the same things he's been saying for two months. Media is spinning a long conversation out of context. And Trump haters are eating it up, as usual.
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  6. This outbreak will go away, just like all past outbreaks. For those freaking out, remember that as recent as 10 years ago we had a global pandemic (Swine Flu) that killed over 500,000 people. Do you recall the same level of panic back then? Nope, me either.
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  7.  @davidblasko2159  ..Good points. And part of being a good skeptic is questioning the ludicrous stories from organized religion and those afflicted with the delusional belief there's a "God" (pick one).
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  8. Bengals win 27-24. Just putting this down for the record.
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  9. Harley Davidson is 444th on the list of US companies based on revenue and profit. (not a typo...444th). I think it's better to talk about how Apple's investing over $400 billion in new US-based spending for jobs and infrastructure. The official reason they gave for the spending was Trump's tax reforms. The $400 billion was in addition to a voluntary payment of $40 billion in repatriation taxes.
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  10. We need more stories on how the country isn't going to run out of toilet paper. Or better yet...educational videos for those who apparently don't know how to use toilet paper efficiently (hint: it's all in the # of plys) C'mon people
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  11.  @timshea4279  ..Nope, she was chosen based firstly on race and gender, her qualifications were secondary. Just like many of the subsequent Biden nominees to cabinet positions. This is what should concern you and all Democrats. The success of the country is more important than woke leftist garbage. Your whataboutism doesn’t change these facts. Try to focus on the disaster that is the Biden administration rather than bring up the past.
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  12.  @timshea4279  …Lol, it’s not a contention Harris was picked firstly on race and gender…it is fact…and you know it. Everything else you’re bringing up is whataboutism or strawman arguments. You really need to learn to just accept facts and stay on topic. I won’t be replying to more whataboutism and strawman arguments. And it’s very telling you refuse to answer my previous question about what you think of the job Harris has done as VP.I I think that’s because you know she’s been brutal. I believe she has the lowest VP approval rating in history. That’s what picking someone based on race and gender over skills and qualifications gets you. Have a good one.
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  13. I too stand for them "seeking refuge". All legal immigrants that apply, go through due-process and vetting, and pass....are welcome in America.
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  14. The Democrat's massive base of "low information" voters could care less about the heart of America.
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  15. The NYTimes is just trying to create an angle for wrongdoing where none exists. Just like the Democrats. Trump was in a no-win once the whistleblower complaint was known. If he delayed the aid, we'd be having the same discussion.
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  16. Obama knows the Democrats have a massive base of "low information voters" who will believe anything he says and ignore the lies, hypocrisy and incompetence. Better yet, they're dumb enough to buy his book.
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  17.  @jeffarnold3800  ..Please explain how Fox reporting the story is remotely relevant to our comments?
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  18.  @jeffarnold3800  ..Good points.
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  19. Let's review the wording of the 2nd Amendment: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Honest questions: 1. I'm curious if there's any supporters of this Amendment who can interpret what's a "well regulated militia"? 2. Wouldn't it have been logical for the US to start regulating "Arms" and "infringing" on people decades ago? 3. At what point does blind adherence to words written in the 1700s become delusional? Again, honest questions.
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  20. I have a completely opposite perspective. Tucker absolutely owned this 'lawyer' by exposing his inability to take the heat. He got Avennati to embarrass himself by showing defensiveness, evasiveness and petty name calling. Not to mention his clear love of porn. Avennati will be haunted by this interview forever. He confirmed the description being used to describe him.
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  21. nabok kills...People disagreeing on core issues should never be "suspicious". It's called a "point-counterpoint" discussion. You make good points, and I make good points. Based on our opinions and perspective. The important thing about this sort of chat is we didn't insult each other. That's very rare for these type of discussions.
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  22. I think when history looks back on the country's reaction to the virus the phrase that will most often be used is "abundance of caution".
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  23. Please provide data/statistics for your "race relations" claim? Please document who the allies are, and why the "relationship" is ruined (while doing so, please remember there's many complicated facets to foreign relationships)? Please explain the "betrayal of American values"?
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  24.  @padraigmurphy3540 ..Good to hear you were joking in your original comment. Suggestion....Maybe put an 'lol' or winky face next time so people understand? Better yet..you should edit your original comment with: "Edit--I'm joking here. I now realize my joke has fed ignorance and bias, so I just want to assure the conspiracy crowd that I have no proof for my claim". Feel free to copy past. Do that...and I'll be very impressed.
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  25. Lol, none of what you said is true, except maybe there was some violence from a few idiots on Jan. 6. But not even close to the dozens of deaths and $Billions in damage from months of BLM and Antifa riots. And here’s a fun fact: By definition, the BLM and Antifa “Autonomous Zone” In the middle of Seattle was an ACTUAL insurrection. Meanwhile Fox is simply reporting facts on the Durham investigation. Facts you’ll never see CNN talking about.
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  26. 2:33..SNL should parody Nadler and his excessive (and comical) use of the gavel. Forget 'needs more cowbell', it needs more gavel. The jokes from the Democrat's impeachment circus write themselves.
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  27. Yung Jay...Yes, he’s wrong. The inmate’s race and the country’s past mistakes have nothing to do with the case.
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  28. @Matthew Keenan ..Yes, thanks...I know Trump's not a racist. But there's been a massive propaganda campaign by CNN, MSDNC and Democrat leaders (especially Bernie and Biden) to try convince people. Therefor, I like to ask Trump haters for specific examples. Their answer usually reveals a complete lack of intelligence and/or brainwashing by media. The fact no one has (yet) answered my question is good news. Maybe they've educated themselves there's isn't a single example of Trump being racist that isn't a lie, presumption, or quote taken completely out of context.
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  29.  @xShoTime83x  ..It was a 100% partisan impeachment that will go down in history as the Democrats lying, abusing Congressional powers and spitting on the Constitution. Nothing more. Trump's legacy will remain solid beyond his second term. Conversely, Clinton's impeachment was bipartisan and involved actual crimes, including a felony.
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  30. Kristopher Smith...I especially agree with your point about what happens after a person tests negative. Let’s assume they sought out a test despite no symptoms or having been in close contact with someone who’s tested positive. Then the day after they get their negative results, they have a sore throat. What then...another test? And then they test negative again, and get a cough. Another test? Then another? This is the fundamental point about testing that people really need to understand. We should leave it to those who need it...and fit the criteria.
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  31.  @jamescross6109  ..I agree it was a small percentage. But since we criticize BLM and Antifa as domestic terrorists (and rightfully so) when it’s a relatively small percentage of criminals in their midst, it’s important we condemn the 13 idiots. Otherwise we’re hypocrites.
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  32. I'd like to give your comment a thumbs up...but those who play the 'read more' game should never be encouraged.
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  33. Isn't North Carolina's governor a Democrat? I'm curious what he's said about Trump's deregulation to better balance protection of the environment with an improved economy and job growth in the state? Honest question.
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  34. Shhh. You're giving away Trump's strategy.
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  35. Who's "we"? I base my conclusions on actual evidence...not presumption and wild conspiracy theories. Please don't put me in your "we" generalization.
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  36. Obama counts on the Democrat's "low information voter" to believe this crap. He led the worst recovery from recession in our history (google it) and added $10 Trillion to debt doing it. Worse...his economy killing policies and higher taxes led the Democrats to a slaughter in the 2014 Midterms and eventually to Trump's landslide electoral win in 2016. This is Trump's economy and Obama knows it.
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  37. 5:30…Glad Jesse mentioned this. The Democrats would never have won the 2018 midterms so handily without the Russia scam and many other lies about Trump.
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  38. Trump/Pence 2020 is looking better and better every day. Keep up the great work for the country and world.
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  39.  @SRosenberg203  ..Again, Trump wanted a peaceful protest. I would argue that his use of the word "fight" was in the context of fighting for justice. I think Allan Dershowitz said it best: "Nothing the president said constituted unprotected incitement, as narrowly defined by the Supreme Court over nearly a century of decisions. His volatile words plainly fell on the side of political advocacy, which is protected speech."
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  40. It's nonsensical to micro analyze every step in the country's process. If Trump had been alarmist and caused panic, you'd also be criticizing. Try to focus on the big picture and put aside the partisan garbage.
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  41.  @kindbob8261 ..You said "Trump called the coronavirus a hoax". He never did. It's not 'semantics". You lied. Do please explain how I proved your point?
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  42. G Howard. Incorrect. It's a critical alliance. When everyone's paying their fair share. And doing their fair share of the hard work (i.e Turkey's finally helping in Syria). Trump got NATO back on track.
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  43. Makes sense, the overall hospitalization rate is less than 2% (CDC data).
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  44. The Democrat's impeachment circus is a travesty of justice and an insult to America.
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  45. Prediction: Biden won't be the Democrat's candidate for President. They can't be that stupid.
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  46. Memo to Nancy and the Dems. It isn't "scare tactics". It's America first.
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  47.  @8iorekx ..Asking for corruption to be investigated (regardless of who it is), is within Trump's responsibilities. Moreover, we have an agreement with Ukraine on how they deal with corruption. In fact, our aid is partly contingent on it. I encourage you to look at facts rather than the Democrat's lies. And I hope you realize Trump's 100% partisan impeachment will go down in history as nothing more than the Democrats abusing Congressional powers and spitting on the Constitution in a lame attempt to influence an election.
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  48. Meanwhile, .0008% of the Amazon is on fire. Why aren't people concerned about that?! (sarcasm)
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  49. Scarface reference...well done.
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  50. Thumbs up for some interesting history. But a far more apt 'wall' comparison was mentioned by Coulter. Israel has good success with their wall and border security.
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