Fox Sports Expert, Chris Fallica, accused Donald Trump of 'folding the knee' to Russia and Vladimir Putin in a surprise attack against the president of the United States.
In a dramatic movement on Monday, the United States separated with its European allies by refusing to blame Russia for the invasion of Ukraine in votes in three UN resolutions that seek an end to the conflict.
Instead, the United States joined Russia to vote against a Ukrainian resolution that calls Moscow's aggression and demands an immediate withdrawal from Russian troops.
After the news, Falica, also known as 'The Bear', condemned Trump in a publication on social networks.
Fox Sports' bets' of Fox Sports contrasted the United States position today with the era of the cold war, writing: 'Folding the knee with Putin and Russia is quite 180.
“Imagine telling Reagan and Republicans of that time,” he added in a rare attack by a Fox employee.
Chris Falica by Fox Sports has accused Donald Trump to 'fold the knee' to Russia
“Folding the knee to Putin and Russia is a great 180,” Falica wrote in social networks
Despite Trump's criticism, who previously said that “Fox News has totally lost its course,” the network has generally backed the Republican President.
Fox News and Fox Sports are owned by the Murdoch family. However, they are technically different wings of the media empire.
Fallica, who has previously commented on political issues, joined Fox since ESPN in 2023. He has won multiple Emmy sports awards.
Meanwhile, Trump has been in the Sports Center again on Monday, after the Philadelphia Eagles arose planning to visit the White House to celebrate his second victory in the Super Bowl, provided that the team receives an invitation.
Both NFL Network and ESPN reported that Eagles would be “honest” to visit Trump's White House.
It has been speculated that the team would omit a meeting with President Trump. The Eagles did not go to Trump's White House after winning their first Lombardi trophy in 2018.
Responding to the rumors of a possible boycott of players, Trump disabled the team of the usual White House visit.
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