Host Fox News spoke in Russian in anticipation of the "invasion of Russia"
Fox News anchor Julie Roginsky started the program by appealing to the audience in Russian, condemning the "unforgivable" actions of US President Donald Trump. "Welcome to our ClapBack program with Julie Roginsky, where we protect Twitter from all the people who send us horrible, horrible things every day," Roginsky said in Russian.
Then the TV hostess apologized and switched to English, explaining that she was only trying to demonstrate to "potential owners" the knowledge of their language.
Roginsky said that Russia every day gradually "seizes" the US government, and the dismissal of the head of the FBI, James Komi was "the last step along the way."
US President Donald Trump fired on Tuesday the director of the FBI, James Komi, who was investigating his alleged "ties with Russia." Komi's resignation was supported by the Attorney General - the head of the Ministry of Justice Jeff Sessions and his first deputy, Rod Rosenstein, only recently approved by an overwhelming majority in the Senate.
US Vice President Mike Pence said that the dismissal of the director of the FBI James Komi has nothing to do with the investigation of "Russian relations" of President Donald Trump.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his confidence that the removal of the Komi would not affect the relations between Moscow and Washington, and stressed that Moscow had nothing to do with this.
Fox News anchor Julie Roginsky started the program by appealing to the audience in Russian, condemning the "unforgivable" actions of US President Donald Trump. "Welcome to our ClapBack program with Julie Roginsky, where we protect Twitter from all the people who send us horrible, horrible things every day," Roginsky said in Russian.
Then the TV hostess apologized and switched to English, explaining that she was only trying to demonstrate to "potential owners" the knowledge of their language.
Roginsky said that Russia every day gradually "seizes" the US government, and the dismissal of the head of the FBI, James Komi was "the last step along the way."
US President Donald Trump fired on Tuesday the director of the FBI, James Komi, who was investigating his alleged "ties with Russia." Komi's resignation was supported by the Attorney General - the head of the Ministry of Justice Jeff Sessions and his first deputy, Rod Rosenstein, only recently approved by an overwhelming majority in the Senate.
US Vice President Mike Pence said that the dismissal of the director of the FBI James Komi has nothing to do with the investigation of "Russian relations" of President Donald Trump.
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