Conservative media is salivating over Hillary Clinton's new book
A review of Fox News transcripts showed that, since August, the book has been the subject of the over two dozen segments on Fox News, where many opinion hosts have openly admitted their eagerness to discuss the book.
"Greg, do you think Hillary Clinton realizes she is not helping herself, she is just becoming the punch line?" correspondent Lisa Boothe asked on "The Five" last week.
"I am starting to look forward to this book," host Greg Gutfeld said.
Conservatives and many on the right online have cheered Clinton's return as well.
Far-right provocateurs like occasional conspiracy theorist and blogger Mike Cernovich admitted that he was "hyped" for Clinton's book, while InfoWars blogger Paul Joseph Watson has shared articles about Democratic infighting over the book.
The National Review declared that Clinton's book proved she "cares more about herself than her party," while the Weekly Standard published a parody transcript of White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders responding to passages of Clinton's book.
Former Breitbart News spokesperson Kurt Bardella pointed out that Clinton is a uniting force for Republicans and the conservative media at a moment when President Donald Trump is at war with the establishment GOP.
"When Hillary Clinton emerges, it unites Republicans around the only thing they seem to agree on - they are anti-Hillary Clinton," Bardella said. "At a time when Trump is the focal point of a brewing GOP civil war, why would you put forward the one person who has a unifying effect on the Republican Party?"
The book added fuel to a fire that doesn't need much kindling.
Despite her admission that she will not seek higher office again, conservative media sites have diligently covered Clinton's past scandals, including her use of a private email server almost a year after former FBI Director James Comey said Clinton did not break any laws by using the account.
Encouraged by Trump's tweet on the subject, outlets like Breitbart News and Fox News have extensively covered Comey's decision to draft a statement stating Clinton's innocence before she was actually charged. That this is standard practice for many in the law enforcement community has not deterred news coverage of the topic on the right.
Still, conservative media outlets have compounded the left-wing grumbling about Clinton's new book.
Though some on the left say that Clinton has a right to tell her story of the election and offer in-depth explanations of her actions to her millions of followers, many have publicly and privately lamented the launch and tour of the book, which ironically stops in Wisconsin, a state Clinton did not campaign in and lost in an upset.
"I love Hillary," Minnesota Sen. Al Franken said. "I think she has a right to analyze what happened. But we do have to move on."