You Know the Grift Is Bad When Even Fox News Calls It a "Conflict of Interest"

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You Know the Grift Is Bad When Even Fox News Calls It a "Conflict of Interest"

Every now and then, a scam becomes so blatant, so unbelievably shameless, that even the most loyal propagandists can't keep a straight face.

That moment arrived this week when Fox News—yes, that Fox News—was forced to sound the alarm on the Trump administration's latest venture.

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Their own hosts are now on the record calling out the President and his family's deep dive into cryptocurrency as a "conflict of interest." When you've lost the hosts at Fox, you're not just breaking the rules; you're setting them on fire.

The Scam, Explained

Here’s the setup, and it’s a classic grift.

• On one hand, you have the Trump administration aggressively pushing "crypto-friendly legislation," talking up the future of digital currency, and clearing regulatory hurdles.

• On the other hand, you have the Trump family personally sitting on a massive, $6 billion stake in a newly launched crypto token.

Of course, they "can't sell them yet." But every piece of legislation they push, every statement they make, is designed to pump up the value of that token before they inevitably cash out.

This isn't about the future of finance. This is about using the power of the United States government to manipulate a market for personal enrichment. They aren't building a new economy; they are rigging the casino.

So Obvious, They Can't Spin It

The most telling part of this whole affair is that even their most ardent media supporters are cringing.

For Fox News to break ranks and use the words "conflict of interest" means the corruption is so out in the open, so cartoonishly villainous, that they can't invent a plausible excuse for it. It's an admission that the quiet part is now being screamed through a bullhorn.

When the President's family is openly using government policy to inflate their crypto portfolio, and their biggest cheerleaders have to admit it looks bad, you are past the point of normal politics.

This isn't just another scandal. It's a flashing red warning light. They're not even trying to hide the grift anymore.