Continuing its practice of shamelessly promoting and embracing controversial statements by Donald Trump, Fox Nation is hyping an interview Trump gave to Christian Broadcasting Network's (CBN) David Brody, in which he said that "[t]here's something" in the Quran “that teaches some very negative vibe” and defended the assertion that there is “a Muslim problem” in the United States.

Fox Nation may not realize it, but Trump's charge that there is “a Muslim problem” originated with Fox's own Bill O'Reilly. During an appearance on The View in October 2010, O'Reilly asserted that “Muslims killed us on 9-11” while discussing a proposed Islamic center in New York City. O'Reilly later apologized, saying, “If anyone felt that I was demeaning all Muslims, I apologize,” but pushed back against his critics by repeatedly insisting that “there is a Muslim problem in the world.”

O'Reilly continued to defend his remarks during an interview with Trump, who agreed that a “Muslim problem” exists, saying: “Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't notice Swedish people knocking down the World Trade Center.”