“The Daily Show” on Friday trolled Fox News for its approach to interviews with President Trump Donald John TrumpBiden leads Trump by 36 points nationally among Latinos: poll Trump dismisses climate change role in fires, says Newsom needs to manage forest better Jimmy Kimmel hits Trump for rallies while hosting Emmy Awards MORE, tweeting out a “Fox News Guide to Nailing a Trump Interview.”

The late-night comedy show hosted by Trevor Noah joked that the three steps to interviewing Trump are to “hold his hand” rather than holding him accountable, flatter him and “help out” when he doesn’t know the answers.

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The posts also included clips from the sit-down interviews Trump has given with Fox News and Fox Business Network showing “examples” of "The Daily Show’s" points.

“You’re one of the most loved and respected,” Fox Business Network host Lou Dobbs said to Trump in one interview. “How does that feel?”

In another clip, Fox News host Laura Ingraham tells Trump, “I like that you’re impatient for change.”

Are you a journalist hoping to score an interview with President Trump? Learn from the pros! The Daily Show Presents: The Fox News Guide To Nailing A Trump Interview



Step 1 — Take A Softer Approach: Your job isn't to hold the president accountable, it's to hold his hand. pic.twitter.com/ms3OSApo3w — The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) January 26, 2018

Step 2 — Flattery Will Get You Everywhere: The president knows he's always right, but he needs to know that YOU know that. pic.twitter.com/c0L1II4oGb — The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) January 26, 2018

Since taking office, Trump has given nearly 20 interviews to Fox News, while largely avoiding other networks.

"The Daily Show" also tweeted a manipulated video of its correspondent Desi Lydic “interviewing” Trump using the techniques. The video uses real clips from Trump interviews. During the fake interview, Lydic gives Trump a bucket of fast food and a toy truck.

Follow these steps and you, too, can nail your interview with President Trump. Watch The Daily Show's @DesiLydic employ Fox News's journalismic techniques: pic.twitter.com/E5Ucd8nzhB — The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) January 26, 2018

“We know you’re awesome, but just how awesome are you?” Lydic asks.

Trump responds that he is “one of the greatest in the history of our country, and we are setting record after record,” cut from actual footage of a past interview.

In a final tweet, "The Daily Show" writes a message of “Congrats” to Fox News anchors including Jeanine Pirro, Sean Hannity and Steve Doocy for their work with Trump.