Last week on Fox News' The Five, co-host Greg Gutfeld claimed the media was framing the Russian invasion of Ukraine so one-sided that Russia was being short-changed.
I kid you not.
Gutfeld's observations were so egregious that Fox News' on-the-ground reporter Benjamin Hall came on to give a real time update of the invasion to their viewers and chose to immediately pan Gutfeld's moronic take.
"And speaking of someone on the ground, I want to say that this is not the media trying to drum up some emotional response. This is absolutely what's happening,” Hall said. Sites in Ukraine "are being absolutely flattened.”
“In the city of Mariupol, people are drinking from puddles because the Russian forces haven’t allowed them to get out when they have tried to get out, they’re shelled,” he continued. "It is an absolute catastrophe."
Gutfeld was pissed off, and called Hall's report a "cheap attack on me."
Jeanine Pirro blasted her colleague for trying to both-sides the media coverage of Russian's immoral attack on Ukraine and was flabbergasted by his opinion.
"Two sides? What two sides?" she scolded. "You've got Putin who attacked Ukraine. What are the two sides, is it justified?"
