Fox News airs edited photo of search judge Trump with Ghislaine Maxwell
Fox News has come under fire for sharing a doctored photo of the federal judge who approved the recent FBI search of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property.
In the news clip, Fox News aired a photo that replaced an earlier image of Jeffrey Epstein having his feet massaged by Ghislaine Maxwell with the body and face of the judge, a reported the Guardian.
Thursday "Tucker Carlson Tonight", Kilmeade showed the fake image of Maxwell and Judge Bruce Reinhart. In the photo, Reinhart was seen holding a bottle of liquor and a packet of Oreo cookies as he sat across from Maxwell.
Interestingly, when Kilmeade handed the show over to Fox host Sean Hannity, he asked, "Sean, can you figure this out?"
Hannity replied, "I think it's a photo of Jeffrey Epstein with someone putting [the judge's] head on it. I'm just guessing, I don't know. "
Also read: Musk asks why Epstein-Maxwell client list wasn't leaked, responds to his photo with Maxwell at party
Kilmeade said: “It may be his plane; who knows?"
Responses poured in on Twitter after Fox News aired the show. Former Denver lawmaker Riggleman tweeted that Kilmeade should be fired.
On Friday, Kilmeade tweeted that the meme was "taken from Twitter and not real".
In 2021, Maxwell was found guilty of helping recruit teenage girls to abuse late financier Epstein. Epstein died in August 2019, Maxwell could face up to 55 years in prison.
Photo: Courtesy of George W. Bush Presidential Center on flickr
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Fox News has come under fire for sharing a doctored photo of the federal judge who approved the recent FBI search of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property.
In the news clip, Fox News aired a photo that replaced an earlier image of Jeffrey Epstein having his feet massaged by Ghislaine Maxwell with the body and face of the judge, a reported the Guardian.
Thursday "Tucker Carlson Tonight", Kilmeade showed the fake image of Maxwell and Judge Bruce Reinhart. In the photo, Reinhart was seen holding a bottle of liquor and a packet of Oreo cookies as he sat across from Maxwell.
Interestingly, when Kilmeade handed the show over to Fox host Sean Hannity, he asked, "Sean, can you figure this out?"
Hannity replied, "I think it's a photo of Jeffrey Epstein with someone putting [the judge's] head on it. I'm just guessing, I don't know. "
Also read: Musk asks why Epstein-Maxwell client list wasn't leaked, responds to his photo with Maxwell at party
Kilmeade said: “It may be his plane; who knows?"
Responses poured in on Twitter after Fox News aired the show. Former Denver lawmaker Riggleman tweeted that Kilmeade should be fired.
On Friday, Kilmeade tweeted that the meme was "taken from Twitter and not real".
In 2021, Maxwell was found guilty of helping recruit teenage girls to abuse late financier Epstein. Epstein died in August 2019, Maxwell could face up to 55 years in prison.
Photo: Courtesy of George W. Bush Presidential Center on flickr
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