A segment involving Donald Trump on Fox News took viewers by surprise.
Fox News host Neil Cavuto
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Fox News host Neil Cavuto cut away from broadcasting Donald Trump’s speech at the southern border to note that while Trump received more votes in 2020 than 2016, he nonetheless lost the election to Joe Biden.
Trump claimed
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Trump had claimed during his remarks that things changed after the election, implying the results were illegitimate.
Whole different ballgame
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Trump said, “We were doing a great job and that’s where it stood and then we had an election that we ended up getting many millions of more votes than … We did much better in 2020 than we ever even thought about doing in 2016. And very bad things happened and from that moment, it was a whole different ballgame in Texas and all over,” said Trump.
Millions more votes
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Cavuto acknowledged Trump did get millions more votes but emphasized “he still lost that election” and that fact is no longer in dispute.
Ongoing
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Cavuto said, “We’re continuing to monitor this.”
Cavuto said
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Cavuto said, “Just one slight thing I wanted to add because when you hear it, and you heard from Donald Trump about the 2020 election, and he got millions more votes. In fact, he did get millions more votes. He still lost that election. That is not in doubt anymore. That’s not being debated anymore.”
Electoral fraud
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Cavuto’s remarks aimed to provide context for Trump repeating his disproven claims of electoral fraud, showing a willingness at Fox to challenge Republicans including the former president.
Voice in American media
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With a career spanning over three decades, Cavuto has become a prominent voice in American media, known for his insightful analysis, sharp wit, and unwavering dedication to delivering accurate financial news to his audience. From his early beginnings to his current role as a senior anchor at Fox News, Cavuto’s journey is a testament to his passion for journalism and his enduring commitment to excellence.
Born on September 22, 1958
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Born on September 22, 1958, in Westbury, New York, Neil Cavuto’s interest in journalism was evident from a young age. He attended St. Bonaventure University in New York, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in mass communication. It was during his time at St. Bonaventure that Cavuto honed his journalistic skills and developed a keen understanding of the media landscape.
After graduating
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After graduating, Cavuto embarked on his professional journey in journalism, starting as a reporter and anchor for local television stations across the country. His talent and dedication quickly caught the attention of industry leaders, leading to opportunities at major networks such as CNBC and NBC. Cavuto’s rise through the ranks was swift, and he soon became a familiar face to millions of viewers across the nation.
Defining moments
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One of Cavuto’s defining moments came in 1996 when he joined the newly launched Fox News Channel as the managing editor of business news. It was here that Cavuto truly made his mark, hosting several successful programs, including “Your World with Neil Cavuto” and “Cavuto Live.” With his affable demeanor and deep understanding of financial markets, Cavuto became a trusted source of information for investors, business leaders, and policymakers alike.
His career
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Throughout his career, Cavuto has covered some of the most significant events in modern history, from the dot-com bubble to the 2008 financial crisis and beyond. His ability to dissect complex economic issues and distill them into accessible insights has earned him widespread acclaim and earned him numerous awards, including an Emmy for his work on Fox News.
