Jesse Dollemore: 'Fox News Hosts Are GROVELING & BEGGING Rich People to Loan Donald Trump Money!!!'

Source:Jesse Dollemore talking about right-wing beggars for Donald J. Trump.

"Jesse talks about the latest shameful and embarrassing behavior from Fox News as their hosts have resorted to begging rich guests to help Donald Trump by loaning him money that he almost certainly has no way of paying back." 

From Jesse Dollemore

"Fox News host Mark Levin has called out billionaires for not paying Donald Trump's legal bills after the former president's legal team said paying his $400 million New York civil fraud penalty would be "a practical impossibility."

Writing on X, formerly Twitter, Levin suggested Republican billionaires lend Trump funds to appeal "the outrageous case."

"Why are there no Republican multi-billionaires offering to lend President Trump the funds to file his appeal in the outrageous case in NY state?" he questioned. "Are none of them liquid enough to help or join with others to help? This is an outrage." 

From Newsweek 

"Kudlow somewhat jokingly asking O’Leary to put up Trump’s bond comes hours after fellow Fox star Mark Levin fumed that no GOP billionaires were coming to Trump’s aid. 

Fox Business Network host Larry Kudlow asked Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary point-blank on Tuesday if he’d loan Donald Trump nearly a half-billion dollars in order to appeal the ex-president’s New York bank fraud case, saying it would “protect America’s name.”

O’Leary essentially ignored Kudlow’s plea, despite saying hours earlier that the penalty against Trump was an “attack on America.” 

“But Kevin O’Leary, I think this is where it’s gonna go,” Kudlow said during Tuesday’s broadcast of his eponymous Fox Business show. “I was wondering if he can’t get to the Supreme Court, would you loan him the $460 million?”

The Canadian investor quickly laughed at Kudlow’s apparent joke only for the Fox host to finish his request. “Just to help—in order to protect America’s name, think of it that way,” Kudlow added with a chuckle.

O’Leary, who has declared he’ll never again invest in “loser” New York due to his disgust over the Trump ruling, dodged Kudlow’s entreaty and instead called for the Supreme Court to intervene.

“The terminology of seizing assets, that’s foreign language to an American investor,” O’Leary said. “They want due process. They want the appeal. That sounds like Venezuela, that sounds like Cuba. It’s a really bad look for New York.”

He added: “Bipartisan participants and financial services managers are not okay with this and are getting very uncomfortable. And I think whether it’s the Supreme Court that provides the adult supervision, whether it’s somebody else, we desperately need for this kid’s party for the adults to get home.”

Kudlow, meanwhile, is not the only sycophantic Fox host demanding rich conservatives chip in and help the ex-president. Fox News weekend host Mark Levin took to social media to grumble about the lack of wealthy Republicans stepping up to the plate to cover Trump’s bond.

“Why are there no Republican multi-billionaires offering to lend President Trump the funds to file his appeal in the outrageous case in NY state?” Levin tweeted. “Are none of them liquid enough to help or join with others to help? This is an outrage.” 

From The Daily Beast 

As my colleague Fred Schneider wrote about this yesterday: 

"As far as Mark Levin: to pick up on what Michael Cohen said about him: Mark Levin should be one of the first people to try to help raise the money for Donald Trump. But he's not going to do that, because when Mr. Levin is being honest, (even if it's just in private and with himself) he knows that Trump is not worth the financial risk. And Mark Levin is not a billionaire anyway. Maybe in the 10s of millions of dollars. And besides, it's Donald J. Trump who claims to be a billionaire. So why does he need other wealthy people to bail him out?" 

From The New Democrat

I think Fred covered this yesterday. I guess the thing that I would add is when pride, self-respect, personal responsibility, accountability, the rule of law, are just partisan talking points that the modern Republican Party (not the Grand Ole Party) just throws around to hit the other side with. Which really gives them permission (outside of the real world) to stick their heads in the toilet and see how far they can get, before they run out of air, or get their heads stuck down there and can't get out. 

I mean just think of the homeless person whose desperate for food, clothing, water, a place to stay, etc, those folks can't afford to be embarrassed. If they let their pride get in the way, they go hungry, they freeze to death, they walk around the streets completely naked. Think of these MAGA media tools for Donald Trump, the exact same way. Except most of these folks are multi-millionaires. Actually, in Kevin O'Leary's case, he's a real-life billionaire. He doesn't play one on TV like Donald J. Trump. 

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