Santa on Fox: Defending Christmas Against Left’s Cancel Culture

Last week on The Ingraham Angle, Fox welcomed none other than Santa Claus himself to talk about his annual world tour and the timeless cheer he brings to millions of children. The segment was a welcome break from the usual partisan bickering, a reminder that some traditions rise above the noise and politics of the moment.

Santa explained, in plain and comforting terms, how he manages the impossible task — with a little Christmas magic, a trusty key for homes without chimneys, and an army of hardworking elves doing the heavy lifting. He even talked about the origins of Saint Nicholas and how charity and second chances are at the heart of the story we celebrate every December. Watching a grown man in a red suit talk about kindness and responsibility was a welcome corrective to an era that too often treats our customs like disposable theater.

And yet while Santa spreads goodwill, the left keeps trying to sanitize or rewrite everything that makes America special, from holiday symbols to neighborhood traditions. Corporate decisions to reconfigure Santa visits or bow to woke optics prove that too many institutions have traded courage for focus-group safety. Americans who still believe in faith, family, and simple decency should see this interview as an invitation to stand firm for the customs that bind us together.

This is not about exclusion — it’s about preserving a cultural backbone that taught generations the value of giving, not always receiving. Conservatives understand that traditions are the scaffolding of a healthy society; demolish the scaffolding and you risk the whole structure. Santa’s message — that there are mostly misunderstood kids and that even a lump of coal once helped heat a family’s home — is a conservative principle dressed in red: responsibility, charity, and community.

Fox’s choice to bring this story to prime time was no accident; it’s the network’s longstanding role to reflect and reinforce the heartbeat of this country. While the mainstream media chases controversies and cultural experiments, we still have outlets willing to celebrate the values that built America: faith in neighbors, gratitude for sacrifice, and pride in our shared holidays. That matters at a moment when every institution seems determined to neutralize the American story.

So this season, let’s take Santa’s simple advice seriously — give generously, forgive readily, and teach our children that character matters. If conservatives don’t defend these small, sacred rituals, who will? Roll up your sleeves, hang the stockings, and keep Christmas a time of joy and common-sense American pride.