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For the second time in two days, the White House denounced Fox News over remarks by a host relating to the Israel-Hamas war, following condemnation of Jesse Watters’ apparent incitement of violence against Arab Americans with condemnation of Mark Levin for calling two CNN anchors “self-hating Jews”.

Mark Levin called Wolf Blitzer and Jake Tapper ‘self-hating Jews’ on syndicated radio show, prompting furious response

At this point, nobody should be surprised at the racist profiteering of Fox News, but somehow this recent stunt seems incredulous.

The Fox News host has spent a week raging online against critics of his Holocaust-related remarks—but hasn’t said a word on TV.

Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/GettyFox News star Greg Gutfeld, whose latest book debuted on Tuesday, is currently under fire over his recent observation that Jewish people “had to be useful” in order to survive concentration camps, prompting the Auschwitz Museum to rebuke his comments as an “oversimplification” of the Holocaust.Fox News staffers and insiders also told The Daily Beast that it was a “disgusting thing” for the net...

“Once a week there is someone deliberately trying to destroy my career,” Greg Gutfeld said on the Rubin Report podcast.

Fox News' Greg Gutfeld 'hates' being a head shorter than his co-hosts on TV, according to a recent report claiming he has a 'Napoleon complex.'

Museum on site of former concentration camp said host wasn’t being historically accurate

The Fox personality’s comments were condemned as an insult to “the memory of the millions of people who suffered from the evils of the Holocaust.”

Greg Gutfeld said on “The Five” that Jewish people "had to be useful" in order to survive the Holocaust