Laura Ingraham says warnings of Trump's fascism could be pretext to stealing the presidential election from him
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From the October 24, 2024, edition of Fox News' The Ingraham Angle
NED RYUN (GUEST): I think Democrats have made it very clear that if we can't have political power in America, we'll burn it all down. And I think it would behoove the corporate propagandists, if they can find it within themselves in the last 11 days of this campaign, to start asking Kamala and Democrats when Donald Trump wins on November 5th, will you accept the results of this election?
LAURA INGRAHAM (HOST): Exactly. Well, Mark, if he's Hitler, as they say, if he's a dictator in waiting and a fascist, it is our collective patriotic duty to stop this, not after he becomes president, but now. That's what I'm worried about here.
MARK PENN (GUEST): Well, that's why this kind of language doesn't have an appropriate place in the campaign at this time. Say that you shouldn't vote for Donald Trump, say that you think he will take the country in the wrong direction. Say anything you want about his policies and even somewhat him personally, but when you invoke Hitler, again, you demean Jewish people, 6 million people were killed by the real Hitler. This whole fascist thing, it's just not in this environment, when we have to bring this country together, regardless of who wins, the right way to approach the end game of this campaign.