Jeanine Pirro slammed for Fox chat as she defends | TV Shows

During a latest go to to Fox & Friends, Judge Jeanine Pirro went on a rant in protection of Donald Trump that earned her vital backlash.

The lawyer and former Fox host is at the moment serving as Trump’s top federal prosecutor.

On Monday’s episode, she slammed Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest statements after Trump threatened to deploy troops in the Windy City, labeling the act as tyranny. Pirro, in response to those statements, ranted, “My response to that is, you know what tyranny is? Tyranny is when you can’t walk outside and go to dinner.

“Tyranny is when they shoot you, and the person walks out of jail before you get out of the hospital. Tyranny is when people are not made accountable,” she continued. “And they should hope that the president comes in with his unified force.”

Viewers stormed social media to react to Pirro’s statements, with one saying, “Isn’t she supposed to be at work at a desk somewhere…somewhere that doesn’t involve TV cameras”

“If tyranny is skipping dinner, then democracy must be brunch with tanks parked outside,” another quipped.

A 3rd added, “No Pirro, Tyranny is putting soldiers on the streets to intimidate you,” while another chimed in, “Why do they keep re-defining words, why not just use a dictionary…”

“No, Jeanine. Back to school. That’s not tyranny,” one more joked.

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Just forward of Pirro’s spout, Trump said he can be deploying the National Guard to Chicago and New York following his latest deployment of Washington D.C.

Trump said, “Chicago’s a mess. You have an incompetent mayor, grossly incompetent. And we’ll straighten that one out in all probability next.”

Mayor Johnson snapped back at the president, saying that the town is not going to ‘bend or cower’ to the ‘tyranny’ from the current administration.