“I don’t like to be unkind, but what he did, just as I will never vote for Donald Trump, I will never forgive Tucker about Jan. 6,” Geraldo Rivera said.
Former Fox News host Geraldo Rivera visited ABC’s “The View” Thursday, where he dished on the toxicity of his former colleagues and said he should have left Fox News far earlier.
Rivera, who ended his nearly 22-year run with the right-wing cable channel at the end of June, claimed his exit was due to a “very toxic relationship” with one of his co-hosts on afternoon program “The Five.” While Rivera didn’t identify the host by name, he did refer to the person as “a guy,” leaving the only options to be Jesse Watters and. Tensions between Rivera and Gutfeld have been well-documented, with the duo often arguing on-air over issues including abortion rights and immigration.
Rivera told “The View” — which he called “the antithesis of ‘The Five’” — that Fox News began frequently canceling his appearances on “The Five” as things between he and the unnamed host grew more awkward. According to Rivera, after Fox News executives eventually told him he would no longer be a member of “The Five,”
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