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Fox Business Network will no longer book a guest who allegedly blamed the last migrant caravan of the "Soros State Department".
"We condemn the speech of Lou Dobbs Tonight's guest," said Gary Schreier, senior vice president of programming at Fox Business, in a statement. according to CNN. "This episode was a rehearsal that has now been drawn from all future broadcasts."
A spokesperson for Fox News told CNN Chris Farrell, head of Judicial Watch, will no longer be booked on Fox Business Network or Fox News.
Farrell commented on Dobbs' show while evoking the caravan of migrants crossing Central America to the US-Mexico border. Farrell contributed to The Hill.
"This is a criminal implication on the part of these leftist crowds. It's a sophisticated, highly organized and elaborate operation, "Farrell said of the caravan. "I have since from the highest levels of the Guatemalan government."
"Many of these people also have affiliates who receive money from the Soros-occupied state department, and this is a very big concern," he continued.
Straight out of the protocols of the elders of Sion. A few moments ago, Chris Farrell (head of Judicial Watch), guest of Lou Dobbs, said that Caravan was funded / led by the "Soros-occupied State Department". pic.twitter.com/QBSong7uk1
– Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) October 27, 2018
George Soros, a billionaire philanthropist, was recently the target of a conspiracy theory suggesting that he financed the migrant caravan. GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz
Matthew (Matt) Gaetz George Soros' son: Bomb threats are a symptom of "political demonization" in Trump's day. An explosive device discovered at George Soros. Former FBI Lawyer Talks with Rosenstein House of Representatives Legislators, 2016 PLUS (Fla.) Spread this theory in a tweet Last week, a few days before Soros receives a homemade bomb
Farrell's comments were first broadcast on Thursday night, and then rebroadcast on Saturday, a few hours after the death of 11 people during a shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
Members of the media and other Twitter users have severely criticized Farrell, Dobbs and the network for their comments.
You know, when Lou Dobbs takes the time to broadcast a jeremiade on the violent "left crowds" the same day that Jews are mown in a synagogue by a right-wing xenophobe – that is, by omission, an anti-Semitic performance , an intentional reversal of victims and aggressors.
– David Simon (@AoDespair) October 28, 2018
"State Department occupied by Soros"? Hey @SecPompeo , maybe the time to weigh with some facts. In light of the recent real attacks on Americans, this obsession with the scary, leftist, "Soros-backed" caravan invested in the Middle East is grotesque. https://t.co/3Yf73DIO6Q
– Michael McFaul (@McFaul) October 28, 2018
Nate Silver, of FiveThirtyEight, pointed out that Farrell's comments were "a version of the same conspiracy that the Pittsburgh shooter obviously believed could have helped trigger the murders he committed."
LAN. A guest of Lou Dobbs' show on Fox News offers a version of the same plot that the Pittsburgh shooter obviously believed and which could have helped trigger the murders he's committed. I try not to take into account the events of the day, but it's really dangerous. https://t.co/Dlt4bknm6t
– Nate Silver (@ NateSilver538) October 27, 2018
The alleged gunman, Robert Bowers, issued anti-Semitic messages on social media and shouted "all Jews must die" before opening fire in the Pittsburgh Tree of Life synagogue on Saturday.
Firing would be the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in American history, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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