The day Fox's Juan Williams said "I won't say Qanon!"
Hey, anons, remember that episode in Dec. from Fox's "The Five" where they mention Q? While searching for articles to add to the list of MSM Q articles, I ran across the TRANSCRIPT on Fox. While reading the following excerpt, keep in mind: All the participants are totally cracking up. Really funny.
Democrats pounce on possibility of a 'Trump shutdown'
https://www.foxnews.com/transcript/democrats-pounce-on-possibility-of-a-trump-shutdown, Dec 11, 2018
There's an embedded video where you can watch this segment.
WATTERS: Nine-eleven was an inside job.
GUTFELD: No, probably the worst example of this is when people look at real evidence and claim that it was created by actors, like Sandy Hook. You know, there are people who lost children.
WILLIAMS: Oh, God.
GUTFELD: They lost – lost their family. And there are people saying, "That didn't happen."
PERINO: Right.
GUTFELD: I would punch that person in the face.
WATTERS: But there are acceptable conspiracy theories.
GUTFELD: Like? What –?
WATTERS: Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster.
GUTFELD: Yes, yes. The bottomless –
WATTERS: The Bermuda Triangle.
GUTFELD: What happened to that one?
WATTERS: I don't know.
GUTFELD: It disappeared.
WATTERS: Everyone keeps – dying.
GUTFELD: The Bermuda Triangle went into the Bermuda Triangle.
WATTERS: Trilateral Commission.
GUTFELD: Yes. Council on Foreign Relations. The Bilderbergs. They're all in it together, you guys.
WATTERS: Right.
GUTFELD: The Bilderbergs. Is that what they're called? What about the Rothschilds?
WATTERS: Benghazi is not a conspiracy, Juan.
WILLIAMS: I wasn't going to say anything.
GUTFELD: They make cough syrup.
WATTERS: Don't say Benghazi.
WILLIAMS: I won't say Benghazi. I won't say it. I won't say Pizzagate. Right? I won't say QAnon. I won't say any of these things –
GUTFELD: You guys have as many –
WILLIAMS: – that are crazy conspiracy theories on the right.
GUTFELD: You have more on the left. Believe me.
WILLIAMS: Oh, please. Please. But you know what? Now that we have Kyrie Irving and Steph Curry – and I think they're both liberal Democrats – you've got a point.
ORTAGUS: Well, we have just learned so much this segment.