Fox News has caved and Judge Jeanine Pirro will be back on the air this Saturday. The long-time Fox host was suspended for some comments she made about Ilhan Omar for the last two weeks.
The comments, as per usual with the left, caused outrage but most were most upset with Fox’s hasty reaction.
Trump was perplexed by the move as well - Judge Pirro is an old friend of the Presidents. Anthony Scaramuuci was the first one to break the news.
Scaramucci simply tweeted, “She is back! Tune is Saturday 9PM @FoxNews @JudgeJeanine“
From CNN: Jeanine Pirro, whose show did not air on Saturday night, was suspended by Fox News after her widely criticized commentary doubting Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s patriotism, according a source familiar with the matter.
Fox did not announce the suspension publicly. The network declined to confirm or deny that Pirro has been suspended. There is no word on whether Pirro’s show will return next week.
At the same time, there is no indication that she has been fired from Fox. The source said she has not been fired.
Pirro is one of the network’s highest-rated weekend hosts, well known for her vehement defenses of President Donald Trump and attacks against his perceived enemies.
She is back! Tune is Saturday 9PM @FoxNews @JudgeJeanine https://t.co/ePclWhOExS
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) March 27, 2019
On Sunday morning the president returned the favor, tweeting, “Bring back @JudgeJeanine Pirro. The Radical Left Democrats, working closely with their beloved partner, the Fake News Media, is using every trick in the book to SILENCE a majority of our Country. They have all out campaigns against @FoxNews hosts who are doing too well.”
Last Saturday night Pirro questioned whether Omar’s Islamic religious beliefs stand in opposition to the US Constitution, prompting Fox to say “we strongly condemn Jeanine Pirro’s comments.”
The network said at the time that the views Pirro expressed “do not reflect those of the network and we have addressed the matter with her directly” — but declined to say if she was being sanctioned in any way.
Several advertisers subsequently distanced themselves from Pirro’s weekly show, called “Justice.”
