Bret Baier calls Trump for criticizing Fox News polls: "The Fox has not changed"

Bret Baier, presenter of Fox News, was called Monday President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back data from recent polls and says the internal numbers are "the strongest we've seen so far". The state legislator of Illinois apologizes for the photos showing Trump Scaramucci's mock murder, bringing together a team of former Cabinet members to express their views. against Trump. MORE about his continued criticism of the network's polls, rejecting the claim that the results indicated that something had "changed" on the network.

Baier's comments come just a day after Trump criticized Fox News for a new poll showing him that he was losing to four Democratic presidential candidates in hypothetical meetings in 2020.

"I do not know what's going on with Fox," Trump said Sunday before saying that the network favored by the conservatives had "changed."

"OK, well, Fox has not changed," Baier said in Fox News's "Special Report," noting that the network's information industry is conducting polls and that the poll's latest poll "corresponds to what we observe".

He then seemed to send a direct invitation to the president for it to appear in his daily news program, noting that Trump had agreed to meet with ABC and NBC earlier this year.

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Trump has repeatedly decried the media during his two years and more in the White House, often calling them "false news" and "enemies of the people," but he has mostly praised Fox News for To recently.

In July, he attacked the network after publishing a survey showing that he was losing to the former vice president. Joe BidenJoe BidenEight: Democratic Presidential Candidates to Meet at City Hall on CNN Climate Hill reporter, Rafael Bernal: Biden attempts to save support for Latin Americans Biden, Buttigieg bypassing meeting of Democratic delegates: report in a hypothetical match-up 2020.

"Fox News is up to speed again," he tweeted. "So different from what they were."

He reiterated that critics just days after a new Fox investigation showed him defeated by Biden, Sen. Bernie SandersBernie Sanders Senior Sanders Advisor: Warren is not competing for the "same pool of voters" Eight Democratic presidential candidates will appear at CNN's climate forum A senior assistant, Jeff Weaver, exposes the Way of Victory Sanders MORE (I-Vt.), Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenConseiller Top Sanders: Warren is not competing for the same group of voters. Eight Democratic presidential candidates will run for CNN's climate hall. Major CEOs believe that shareholder value is not the primary objective (D-Mass.) And Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHigh Democrat Presidential Candidates Will Meet at City Hall on CNN Climate Biden and Buttigieg Bypass Democratic Delegates Meeting: Report of The Hill & # 39; s Morning – Trump on Defense Against Economic turmoil MORE (D-Calif.).

"The Fox has changed, my worst polls have always been Fox," he said.

Trump has also attacked several network personalities recently. He claimed earlier this month that it was better to watch "the fake CNN news" than to watch Shepard Smith's anchor.

On Sunday, he criticized Fox News political analyst Juan Williams, saying the commentator was "mean".

Baier repulsed, tweeting monday night that Williams was a "solid guy" and a "good friend".