Well, folks, it finally happened. Fox News has officially gone full tofu—bland, mushy, and pretending to be something it’s not. Once the lion of conservative cable, now it’s just CNN with a better lighting budget. And the latest proof? They just handed a microphone and a comfy pillow to none other than Zohran Mamdani, New York’s favorite socialist-turned-legislator, who makes Bernie Sanders look like Ronald Reagan in comparison.

Martha MacCallum, Fox’s resident hostess of hardball interviews—at least when she’s grilling Republicans—decided to throw on the kid gloves and giggle her way through a taped sit-down with Mamdani. And by “sit-down,” I mean something closer to a guided meditation session where the only tough question was probably “Would you like water or chamomile tea?”

'Fake and Biased Fox News' own Martha MacCullum complements Zohran Mamdani.

Glad I stopped watching this garbage network almost 5 years ago. 👎🏼 pic.twitter.com/KkfSuqQmSd

— DK🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸 (@1Nicdar) October 15, 2025

We’re talking about a guy who openly identifies as a Democratic Socialist, has ties that raise more red flags than a Beijing parade, and refuses to even condemn Hamas terrorists. You know, those charming folks who think kidnapping and murdering innocent Israelis is how you start a peace process. And yet, not a peep from MacCallum. No pushback, no grilling, not even a raised eyebrow. Just warm smiles and softballs lobbed gently across the plate like she was interviewing a kid who just won a spelling bee.

Let’s be clear. Mamdani’s resume is not exactly squeaky clean. His campaign allegedly accepted $13,000 in donations from foreign sources, including his own mother-in-law in Dubai. Last time we checked, foreign money in American campaigns was a big no-no. But apparently, when the left does it, it’s just “international support.” Can you imagine the media meltdown if a Republican took a dime from a Russian cousin? MSNBC would be running a six-part docuseries called “Putin’s Puppets.”

Martha MacCallum was slobbering all over Mamdani in her taped interview with him on FOX a few minutes ago. This was the softest "softball interview" I've ever seen. I stopped watching FOX years ago, except for Gutfeld, but I wanted to see if she would ask Mamdani ANYTHING of… pic.twitter.com/W4xXW30N6b

— Seahorse (@ShakesandBerry) October 15, 2025

And still, Fox gave this guy the royal treatment. No mention of his refusal to condemn Hamas. No questions about his radical ideology. No curiosity about where his campaign cash is coming from. Just a cozy little chat like they were old college pals catching up over lattes in Brooklyn.

Even the Twitterverse lit up like a Christmas tree in July. Conservative journalist Laura Loomer blasted Fox for failing to even mention Mamdani’s alleged ties to Islamic terrorists. Another user called the interview “the softest softball interview I’ve ever seen.” And they’re not wrong. This wasn’t journalism. This was PR with a Fox News logo slapped on it.

Fox News had Mamdani on and didn’t even ask him about his ties to Islamic terrorists.@marthamaccallum

Really?

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— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) October 15, 2025

Let’s not forget the broader context here. The left is getting bolder, louder, and more radical. And instead of pushing back, the so-called “conservative” media is rolling out the red carpet. They’re letting these extremists come on air, spew their talking points, and walk away without a scratch. Meanwhile, real patriots are censored, shadow-banned, or interrogated like they’re auditioning for a reboot of “Law & Order: MAGA Unit.”

This isn’t just about one interview. It’s about a shift—an erosion of the conservative backbone that used to define Fox News. Once a fortress of unapologetic truth-telling, they’re now handing airtime to socialist sympathizers while treating Trump supporters like second-class citizens.

Look, if you want to watch fluff pieces with radicals, you’ve already got MSNBC, CNN, and whatever’s left of The View’s audience. We don’t need Fox joining the squad. We need media with guts, not gloss. We need questions with teeth, not tickles.

At this point, the only good reason to watch Fox is Gutfeld, who’s basically doing late-night comedy while the rest of the lineup does interpretive dance for the DNC. The base deserves better. America deserves better. And if Fox can’t deliver, it’s time we change the channel—for good.