An erroneous graphic appeared Sunday as Fox News co-hosts discussed President Trump's decision to cut foreign assistance to Central America.
The Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends” is known to be a favorite of President Trump, who often tweets information or opinions he gleans from its hosts.
Hegseth correctly named the countries in his description of Trump’s decision to punish them unless they stem the flow of citizens fleeing north to the U.S. border. The president has also said he plans to shut the southern border with Mexico, a threat he has repeatedly made in his rhetoric over illegal immigration.“Now we want to clarify and correct something that happened earlier in the show,” Henry said. “We had an inaccurate graphic onscreen while talking about this very story.
Adam Serwer, a writer for the Atlantic, tweeted: “This is less an error than an expression of Fox News' underlying sentiment towards most Latinos.”
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