The hosts of "Fox & Friends" said they were impressed by the size of Donald Trump's business losses.

The hosts of “Fox & Friends” defended and even seemed to celebrate President Donald Trump’s business losses on Wednesday morning, a day after The New York Times published 10 years of his tax information.

According to the 1985-to-1994 financial data obtained by the Times, Trump racked up nearly $1.2 billion in business losses over the course of the decade ― a stark contrast to how he was publicly depicting himself during that same period of time.

In response to this, co-host Brian Kilmeade said that Trump “lost a lot of money over the course of 10 years, if you consider a billion dollars a lot of money,” and from that deduced that the president was a “bold businessman.” Kilmeade then insisted there is “nothing about this article that should surprise anybody.”

“I can’t imagine having that much money, spending that much money and being in debt. For him, it makes sense,” Kilmeade said. “For Donald Trump, he says, ‘I got some money but I want to really expand my empire. I want to take chances.’ That’s what he has done through his entire life.”

While listing the various properties that Trump has purchased over the years, Kilmeade asked, “What do people not understand about he’s a little bit different than most people?”