'I'm glad this happened': Fox News spins stock market selloff amid recession fears

After a massive selloff on Monday, Fox News guests and reporters put a positive spin on the stock market.

As the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped nearly 1,000 points before the market's close, Fox News host Martha MacCallum brought in conservative investor Kevin O'Leary for his take on the selloff.

The investor admitted there was "a lot of uncertainty about tariffs" but called the correction "very healthy."

"And when they come, they're painful, but you actually, the bull case for the indexes remains intact," he claimed. "But I hate to say it, I'm glad this is happening."

"Today is a panic in the streets. Over 100 years, been a buying opportunity."

Fox Business reporter Taylor Riggs agreed.

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"I could not agree more with Kevin O'Leary," she said. "I think so many people, it's so easy to panic on days like today, but if you woke up, did anything change today about the fundamental awesome story of Microsoft? No. So this is panic selling."

"And to Kevin's point, it's healthy, it's good," Riggs added. "We came into these markets two straight years where the market went straight up. That's not healthy either, right?"

Watch the video below from Fox News.