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Excruciating moment Fox host tells Trump he has to cut off live interview with fired-up president

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Churchill, V. (2026, October 25). Excruciating moment Fox host tells Trump he has to cut off live interview with fired-up president. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16237309/Excruciating-moment-Fox-host-tells-Trump-cut-live-interview-fired-president.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-25 · by Victoria Churchill

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During a nearly half-hour-long phone interview with Fox News host Larry Kudlow on "Sunday Morning Futures," President Donald Trump discussed various topics and praised Kudlow. Near the end of the call, when Kudlow tried to cut off the interview due to time constraints, Trump expressed his pride in Kudlow and complimented him further before ending the conversation. Earlier in the segment, Trump mentioned that he had held 14 rallies in nine days, which may have contributed to his raspy voice during the call.
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On October 25, 2026, Donald Trump participated in a nearly half-hour-long interview on Fox News' *Sunday Morning Futures* with host Larry Kudlow. During the latter part of the interview, Trump spoke in a raspy voice and continued talking despite Kudlow's attempts to conclude it by saying, "I got to let you go." Earlier in the segment, Trump mentioned having conducted 14 rallies in just 9 days, which likely contributed to his hoarse condition. The president praised Kudlow for their long-standing relationship, referring to him as an "old friend," and thanked him before hanging up abruptly.

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Towards the end of the nearly half-hour-long interview with a raspy-voiced Trump, Kudlow had to cut the President off, saying 'I got to let you go,' before adding 'I'm going to get into trouble.' Trump responded by saying, 'Larry, we're the hottest country anywhere in the world,' before praising the host.
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🔮 Earlier in the interview, Trump shared that he has 'worked very hard,' telling Kudlow that he has 'done 14 rallies in 9 days,' before admitting, 'it's a lot,' which may offer an explanation for the raspy voice he appeared to have during the segment.

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President Donald Trump joined Fox News host Larry Kudlow for a wide-ranging phone interview on Sunday Morning Futures, hitting on a flurry of subjects. asserted
Trump → join → subjects
Towards the end of the nearly half-hour-long interview with a raspy-voiced Trump, Kudlow had to cut the President off, saying 'I got to let you go,' before adding 'I'm going to get into trouble.' Trump responded by saying, 'Larry, we're the hottest country anywhere in the world,' before praising the host. asserted
we → have → host
'You just got good ratings, so they're not going to bother you,' to which Kudlow responded with a nervous chuckle. asserted
Kudlow → get → chuckle
'Thank you, sir, safe travels today, and give em hell on the campaign trail,' Kudlow added, trying once more to conclude the segment. asserted
Kudlow → thank → segment
Trump then continued to lay on the praise, telling Kudlow, 'I'm proud of you.' Once again attempting to smooth over the end of his interview after the President hung up the phone, Kudlow chuckled and noted that he and Trump are 'old friends' and that he 'loves talking to him. asserted
he → continue → him
Earlier in the interview, Trump shared that he has 'worked very hard,' telling Kudlow that he has 'done 14 rallies in 9 days,' before admitting, 'it's a lot,' which may offer an explanation for the raspy voice he appeared to have during the segment. uncertain
he → share → segment
This is a breaking news story and will be updated. asserted
This → break → ?
Fox News host Larry Kudlow interviewed President Donald Trump on Sunday Morning Futures President Donald Trump dances at a campaign rally in Perry, Georgia on Saturday asserted
Trump → interview → Saturday
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