Fox News Senior White House correspondent Peter Doucy had to fight the birds on Friday during a live appearance discussing the conflict and tariffs with Mexico.
China announced on Friday that it announced a rise in tariffs on US imports into communist countries to 125%. According to To the Associated Press. Doucy had reported on both tariffs and President Donald Trump’s actions in the water conflict with Mexico when the bird landed on his head in the middle of the segment. (Related: “Is our patriotism tied to Wall Street?”: Charles Payne tears the media to ignore blue-collar workers with tariff compensation)
“Peter, I’m grateful – Fox and Friends” co-host Brian Kilmeade said that a pigeon-looking bird landed on Doucy’s head and “It landed on my head!”
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“What’s going on?” Kilmeade asks after Doucy’s short, unscripted Disney Princess moment, and Doucy cried out, “I didn’t like it at all!”
Trump threatened additional tariffs and sanctions in Mexico on Thursday over a dispute that sieges about 1.3 million acres of water post A true society.
“Your hair is now standing behind your head. What’s going on?” Kilmeade said, adding that co-host Lawrence Jones “I have to do my hair right now!”
“It’s probably so dirty!” cried Doucy. “President Trump, if you’re watching upstairs, we could do something about these birds. Where is the Parks Bureau? They always go out on the streets and blow unless the birds are landing on my head!”
Approximately two hours after the incident, exterior In “American Newsroom,” Doucy told co-host Dana Perino and guest co-host Martha McCulum that she received a text from the secretary of Interior Doug Burgham’s team who promised to look into the matter after Perino played a clip of McCulum’s case.
“A few minutes ago I got a text from the Interior Secretary’s team about it. They say they deployed park services and all the assets of fish and wildlife and figured out what was going on,” Doocy told Perino and MacCallum. “So we’re standing here at the scene of crime for that.”
The White House did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the incident from the Daily Caller News Foundation.
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