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Donald Trump Asks Fox News to Bring Back Jeanine Pirro Following Controversial Comments

Rodolfo Vieira
Mar 17, 2019
07:17 P.M.

Jeanine Pirro has recently been pulled off the air by Fox News and the U.S. President was quick to come to her defense and ask the network to bring her back.

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"Justice with Judge Jeanine" usually airs on Saturday nights, but on March 16, it was replaced by a re-run of the documentary "Scandalous" without a warning.

Pirro's controversial comments directed at Muslim Congresswoman Ilhan Omar are believed to be connected to her absence but it is yet to be revealed if she will be permanently suspended.

Jeanine Pirro at the premiere of "The Jinx" in New York City | Photo: Getty Images

Jeanine Pirro at the premiere of "The Jinx" in New York City | Photo: Getty Images

QUESTIONING OMAR'S ALLEGIANCE

Last week, during her show, Pirro set off alarms by questioning whether Omar, as a Muslim woman wearing a hijab, could be true to the U.S. Constitution.

“Is her adherence to this Islamic doctrine indicative of her adherence to Sharia law, which is antithetical to the U.S. Constitution?”

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Jeanine Pirro, "Justice with Judge Jeanine," March 9, 2019

BLAMING DEMOCRAT'S FOR PIRRO'S ABSENCE

Pulling Pirro of the air after her comments, however, was considered by Trump as the work of "Radical Left Democrats" who use "every trick in the book to silence a majority of our country."

According to the Head of State, suspending Jeanine was Fox News' way of being politically correct, but he advised the network to not give in to those who want to harm the United States.

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In a series of tweets, Trump explained that Fox News must remain strong, fight back and stop working so hard on being politically correct, giving the choice of being strong and prosper or weak and die.

Pirro set off alarms by questioning whether Omar, as a Muslim woman wearing a hijab, could be true to the U.S. Constitution.

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FOX NEWS TURNED ITS BACK ON PIRRO

The President argued that Fox News should stand by Pirro, but the network has already come to public to say that they condemn Pirro's comments regarding Rep. Omar.

Fox News added that the judge's words do not reflect those of the network and that the matter has been addressed directly with the host, whose future is yet to be revealed, having already lost several advertisers when it comes to her show.

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