🚨 NEW: Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade and former WH Press Secretary Ari Fleischer CALL OUT the liberal media’s double standard: Time magazine calls Trump “grievance-fueled” and “curiously preoccupied,” while Vanity Fair calls Gavin Newsom a “political athlete” who makes “the whole soufflé rise.” Same week. Two magazines. One script. Brian @​kilmeade: “I want to compare some of the coverage Governor Newsom’s getting, or wants to be president, and compare it to the coverage the president’s getting, because we had back-to-back magazine articles. I know, we still have magazines. Vanity Fair and Time magazine. Headline: “What Trump Has Built.” Headline for Vanity Fair: “Gavin Newsom is ready for his next act. Will Democrats ever give him a shot at the White House?” Here’s an example of Trump, part of the tone and tenor of this: ‘Yet with so much at stake—for the country and the world, for his party and his own power—Trump can seem curiously preoccupied. During a 75-minute Oval Office interview with Time, he was discursive and grievance-fueled, veering from the crises of his presidency to resentments old and emerging.’ “Now compare that to Gavin Newsom. It took me four days to get through the column, but it said: ‘Submitting himself to a Vanity Fair interview, under fluorescent lights in an empty back room of a local ministry, he comes off as loose and playful, dodging and parrying like a political athlete, part salesman, part jocular bro, with just enough comic self-deprecation to make the whole soufflé rise.’” “Are you kidding me? I know one’s president, but still, come on.” @​AriFleischer: “What you just pointed out again is the media has always been like that, haven’t they? I remember the Washington Post after Obama got elected and he went on vacation in Hawaii during the trans