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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. Something interesting has been happening on Fox News.

Its personalities are openly panicking about Donald Trump's economy.

They keep warning Trump that his tariffs are blowing up in his face.

On Tuesday, for instance, Fox host Maria Bardo lost patience with the Trump administration official

and walked through all the reasons why business leaders are unhappy with Trump's threats.

All this comes as a new NBC poll finds majority disapproval of Trump on the economy for the first time ever in NBC polling.

Yet by all indications, Trump isn't listening to any of this.

He's forging ahead with his plan for tariffs, and he rarely even bothers talking about the economy anymore.

So what's going to happen to Trump's alliance with Fox News if a recession

really looks likely to hit? We think it's a sign that Trump's project is more fragile than you might

think. Today we're talking about all this with Matt Gertz of Media Matters, who's been closely

tracking Fox coverage of Trump's economy. Good to have you on, Matt. Good to be back.

Let's start by listening to what Fox host Maria Bartaromo said about the tariffs. She was interviewing

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who talked about how we need tariffs because imported goods

like foods aren't adequately tested. Then this happened.

These are the things that people are really worried about because they first thought it was

just about trade. Then they thought it was just about fentanyl. Then after that we talked about,

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