DEAD SOULS: Gabbard dopped bombs all over Fox!

WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2025

CNN's viewers weren't told: For the record, the deadest souls to which we refer are those on the Fox News Channel. 

One of those souls takes the stage each night at 10 p.m. We'll offer one tiny sample, observed in passing last night, of his undisguised living death:

GUTFELD (7/22/25): [Wonderful quip about Hillary Clinton's unacceptably large hips. Rewarded with audience applause]

It was a bit of a callback to the Rush Limbaugh days! But so it goes, night after night, as this deadest of all the souls extends his attacks on the overweight, unattractive women who don't share his infallible views. 

(The gentleman hails from San Mateo. How could anyone from such a sunny land have ended up like this?)

At any rate, the deadest souls are the souls crawling all over Fox. As part of a deadly pas de deux, the comatose souls in the rest of realm refuse to report their conduct.

For one example of what we mean, we'll ask you to ponder this:

Starting on Friday night, on the Hannity show, a major federal official was all over the Fox News Channel, alleging that Barack Obama had engaged in "treasonous" conduct—had engaged in "a treasonous conspiracy"—back in 2016.

On Saturday morning, starting in the 7 o'clock hour, the dead souls of Fox & Friends Weekend thrilled to Director Gabbard's use of the T-bomb. You can observe their excitement by clicking here. 

"God bless Tulsi Gabbard," Rachel Campos-Duffy said, "for letting us see what actually happened." 

Gabbard appeared on the program that day during the 8 o'clock hour, littering T-bombs behind her. The next day, she completed the rule of three, speaking at length with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox Business show, Sunday Morning Futures.

Tulsi Gabbard is President Trump's Director of National Intelligence. Over the course of three days, she had made a series of astonishing claims about a former president.

She made these claims to the denizens of Red America—to the people who were watching Fox Business or the Fox News Channel. Over the weekend, on programs like The Big Weekend Show, employees of the Fox News Channel repeated her remarkable claims and praised her all up and down.

The Fox News Channel has the biggest viewership, by far, among our three major "cable news" channels. The DNI had made her claims about Obama's treason all weekend long, with the channel's endless array of Stepfords dim-wittedly cheering her on.

Now for the rest of the story:

Let's suppose that you're a dedicated viewer of CNN's primetime nightly news programs. More specially, we refer to these three weeknight CNN shows:

CNN weeknight shows
7 p.m.: Erin Burnett Outfront
8 p.m.: Andeson Cooper 360
9 p.m.: The Source with Kaitlan Collins

Suppose you watched all three programs, for the full three hours, on both Monday and Tuesday nights. We have an amazing fact to report:

If you watched all three program on each of those nights, you never heard that Gabbard made those remarkable claims on those Fox News Channel shows. In fact, you never saw any CNN host or reporter mention Gabbard at all.

We know! You think we must be mistaken. But Gabbard's name has never been mentioned by any of the journalists on any of those three shows. If that's where you as a citizen think you're getting your news, you haven't yet heard a single word about what Gabbard has said and has done.

(Monday night's transcripts are available here. For Tuesday night's transcripts, click this.)

We know—it seems a bit hard to believe! That said, how did last night's three-hour prime time news block begin? 

We're sorry to be the ones to say, but it began with Burnett saying this:

BURNETT (7/22/25): Outfront next! Breaking news, new images of Trump and Epstein together. 

You'll see them here first, outfront, along with brand new reporting from our KFILE team.

Plus, Jeffrey Epstein's brother Mark is outfront. What he says about Trump and his brother, and when Jeffrey Epstein first confessed his crimes to him.

And Obama tonight fighting back hard, not giving Trump an inch. Is Obama now the Democrat who knows to take on Trump?

Let's go outfront! And good evening, I'm Erin Burnett.

That's the way the excitement began. As always, Burnett repeated the name of her show again and again and again. 

That's a minor branding matter, but that's how the program began. In fairness, Obama was briefly mentioned, but the broadcast continued like this

BURNETT (continuing directly): Outfront tonight, the breaking news, a CNN exclusive! Tonight outfront:

KFILE has unearthed photos of Jeffrey Epstein that we've never seen. And they shed new light on his relationship with President Trump. 

The revelations come as Trump is under fire from his own base for his Justice Department's handling of the so-called Epstein files. Trump has tried, of course, to distance himself from Epstein every which way.

But one of the photos that KFILE found confirms that Epstein actually attended Donald Trump's wedding to Marla Maples. And this is the proof. 

Again, this has never been published before. So, this is a new image. You haven't seen it out there on X or anything like that.

We won't say that nonsense like that is the work of dead souls. We will suggest that, as was the case at sacred Troy, a modern nation is destined to die in the hands of such studied inanity.

Fellow citizens, please! Everyone has always known that Trump and Epstein had a lengthy friendship. Plenty of photos already existed from their days as friends.

Had KFiles turned up some photos which no one seen before? In fact, the new photos shed exactly zero new light on Epstein's relationship with President Trump. But on CNN, in the hands of Burnett, they were treated as BREAKING NEWS. 

The photos were treated as BREAKING NEWS. But all through Burnett's hour-long programs on Monday and Tuesday nights, Tulsi Gabbard was never mentioned. Viewers were never told about the remarkable things she had said.

In this way, the comatose souls at CNN disappear the conduct of the dead souls over at Fox. And let us repeat what we've already said:

At no point on Monday or Tuesday night were viewer of these primetime cable news shows told about the remarkable claims the DNI had made on the Fox News Channel. Nor were they told about the way that channel's endless array of Stepfords had affirmed every word Gabbard said,

At no point on either night were viewers told about the dead souls of that other "news channel"—about the way they'd pimped the ludicrous, conflation-based claims of the cult-raised and perhaps dead soul.

Yesterday, President Obama pushed back against five days of attacks with a concise public statement from an Obama spokesperson. As best we can tell, this was its full text:

Statement by Patrick Rodenbush, Obama spokesperson: 

Out of respect for the office of the presidency, our office does not normally dignify the constant nonsense and misinformation flowing out of this White House with a response. But these claims are outrageous enough to merit one.  

These bizarre allegations are ridiculous and a weak attempt at distraction. Nothing in the document issued last week undercuts the widely accepted conclusion that Russia worked to influence the 2016 presidential election but did not successfully manipulate any votes. 

These findings were affirmed in a 2020 report by the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee, led by then-Chairman Marco Rubio.

So said the Obama spokesperson. Here's "the document" to which he referred. It came from the office of Director Gabbard.

Last night, after 35 minutes of pointless blather, Burnett finally got around to reporting what Obama had said—and yes, the conflation at the heart of Gabbard's claim is there in Obama's statement.

(Simple story: When Obama called for a study of the ways "Russia worked to influence the 2016 presidential election," he wasn't refuting the pre-existing conclusion, stated by himself, that Russia hadn't manipulated any votes by hacks of our voting systems.) 

Full disclosure:

CNN is fully happy only in the aftermath of an earthquake, a fire or a flood. The remains of this original cable news channel are most fully expressed in the standard question its anchors will caringly ask when some such event has occurred:

How did you feel when you saw your grandmother swept away by the flood?

CNN lives for "human interest." Information about players like Gabbard may not always make the cut.

Last night, some photos were pimped as BREAKING NEWS. The photos had zero news value.

The same was true of the pointless interview with Jeffrey Epstein's brother. Thirty-five minutes into the program, President Obama's pushback finally appeared.

The dead souls are found all over Fox. The channel's viewership is substantially larger than that of MSNBC and CNN combined—and when those viewers are told remarkable things, friends and neighbors in Blue America never hear about it. 

What happens on Fox stays right there as a large nation falls apart.

Also this:

Might something be "wrong" with President Trump? Everyone knows that the answer is yes, but the slumbering souls of the upper-end press have all agreed to move on.

As we noted in Monday's report, Gogol apparently thought that he'd spotted "dead souls." Sometimes, such impressions may even perhaps have merit.