Trump gripes about Fox News' guests weeks before election: 'If I win, it's despite Fox'

Donald Trump took aim at Fox News Thursday after previous meltdowns over the network's hosting of Kamala Harris for a sit-down interview with anchor Bret Baier.

The GOP presidential nominee blasted his formerly favorite TV network on TruthSocial, saying they put too many Democratic commentators on the air allowing Democratic ads to run on the network.

"Why does Suzanne Scott of FoxNews keep putting on third rate (sic) 'talking heads' like Jessica Tarlov, Richard Fowler, Patrick Murphy, 'something' Wolf, Keisha Lance Bottoms, and other Radical Left Lunatics that lie, and make up statements, with Fox, rarely having any counter to their storytelling?" Trump asked, referring to the network's CEO.

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Fox's network programming is largely made up of right-leaning hosts interviewing Republicans and has a bias to the right, according to media watchdogs.

"Likewise, not a moment goes by when I’m not looking at negative, false Ads that the other camp stuffs the Fox airwaves with," Trump continued.

The Harris campaign is spending hundreds of millions of dollars on TV ads, including many that are aimed at winning Republican voters over to her side. Groups like the Lincoln Project and Republican Voters Against Trump are also working to persuade traditionally GOP voters to vote Harris.

Trump concluded by posting. "If I win and, I hope for the Country’s sake that I do, and this Radical Left Moron, Kamala, doesn’t get a chance to run the Country, it is DESPITE Fox, not because of them!"