Analysis by Philip Bump: Donald Trump spent the hours after his indictment on Tuesday ensconced in the safest space he could muster. He was at his private club, dining with two of his most important supporters: the CEO and the president of Fox News.
by the New York Times on Wednesday afternoon. The timing was almost certainly coincidental; I have not dined with senior executives of a cable-news juggernaut, but I assume that such things are arranged over days not hours. But it is evocative. In that moment of unusual turmoil, it was Fox News and Trump, breaking bread.Sean Hannity was supposed to be there, the Times’s Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman report, but he was otherwise engaged on Trump’s behalf, hosting his 9 p.m.
It was Fox News that reportedly sought Tuesday’s dinner. Trump has been flirting with skipping the first presidential debate, something that’swith his indifference to debating but that also serves as leverage on Fox, the channel that’s hosting the engagement. Fox News is aware that a Trumpless debate would be a far less compelling one, and not only for Trump supporters.
Being familiar with this issue requires some exploration of the murkier regions of right-wing theorizing. In an interview with actorlast month, former Fox host Tucker Carlson said that he’d conducted an interview with Sund shortly before his ouster from the network.
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