Fox News viewers were stunned at what they were seeing.
What they were watching looked like it belonged on CNN or MSNBC.
And Fox News did Kamala Harris this startling favor.
Fox News’ Bill Hemmer won’t acknowledge anti-Semitism in the Democrat Party
As Kamala Harris rolled out her Vice-Presidential selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Fox News’ Bill Hemmer joined the media pep rally.
First, Hemmer danced around the fact that Harris passed on Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro because anti-Semites in the Democrat Party would riot at the convention and then boycott the November election over a Jewish running mate.
“Look, there was a lot of pushback that was just, it was emanating from somewhere Friday and Saturday into Sunday, that was stacking up against him [Shapiro] and where that was coming from I don’t know,” Hemmer began.
Hemmer wouldn’t come out and say where the pushback against Shapiro within the Democrat Party came.
Hemmer also wouldn’t tell Fox News viewers there were fears 50,000 Democrats would boycott the November election if Harris put Fetterman on the ticket.
“[Senator John] Fetterman was one of them was talking. Look, we won’t know. But hypothetically speaking, there’s a chance if Josh Shapiro was on the ticket, you could have 50,000 people in Michigan who sit out this election, that they would choose not to vote. That’s a possibility, I’m not saying it was,” Hemmer continued.
In the Michigan Primary, 100,000 Democrats voted uncommitted.
In Dearborn, home to the largest concentration of Muslim voters, “uncommitted” actually beat Joe Biden.
These pro-Hamas voters are the ones who pushed back against Shapiro being on the ticket.
But Hemmer couldn’t bring himself to inform viewers of these facts.
Hemmer praises Walz
But if concealing the truth about why Harris left Shapiro off the ticket was bad enough, Hemmer’s slobbering over Walz was even worse.
Hemmer played into the lore of Walz being this folksy Midwestern football coach by telling a story – no one actually believed it was true – that during the vetting process Walz told Harris he’d never spoken from off a teleprompter before.
“Apparently, Tim Walz never read a teleprompter and he went during the vetting process and he told them, he said, ‘Listen, one thing you got to know about me, I can’t do this prompter thing.’ And so they practiced backstage. I thought he pulled it off equally as well,” Hemmer stated.
Shapiro, Harris, and Walz all spoke at the rally in Philadelphia, where Harris introduced Walz.
And Hemmer couldn’t help but praise all three even though Walz embarrassed himself by telling a crude sex joke about J.D. Vance that was based on a lie circulating on the internet.
“So I give all three of them credit for their performance last night in Philadelphia,” Hemmer added.
Hemmer then predicted that Harris and Walz would take their show on the road to great success.
“It was a packed house, 15,000 people going nuts — I think Chicago will see a similar scene,” Hemmer concluded.
