Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany revealed to viewers on Wednesday the mainstream media’s plan to try and keep her former boss, Donald Trump, from retaking the White House following the November election.

The former White House press secretary appeared on “Hannity” to discuss Trump’s historic caucus victories in Iowa on Monday, attacking left-wing networks for cutting off his victory speech.

“Donald Trump last night, he did not just make history; all he needed to do was a 12.8 percent margin, and he crushed history. He beat his nearest competitor by 30 points, winning 98 out of 99 counties, losing by one vote in one county, just one singular vote. It was, by all accounts, historic,” she told Sean Hannity.

“Now the media, for their part, they don’t learn their lesson. It’s like 2016 on repeat, where the number one issue is immigration. We saw that last night where the media just doesn’t deride Trump,” McEnany said.

“They deride his supporters. You remember the Neanderthal thinking line from Biden recently. Back in 2016, you had Hillary Clinton’s basket of deplorables. You had Don Lemon on his show laughing at the rubes who can’t find countries on a map,” she continued.

“They haven’t learned their lesson. They continue to demean his supporters. But … I am worried that the media has a plan, and we saw it play out last night, to just censor this man. Jake Tapper, what a shameful moment from a so-called journalist, as you exposed. He is not,” she added.

McEnany continued: “To cut off Donald Trump and say, you could hear him under my voice saying anti-immigrant things. He was not. Let the people hear the man speak.”

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow stunned many on Monday night by telling viewers the network refused to air Trump’s speech following his overwhelming victory in the Iowa caucuses because of a policy against airing “lies.”

“At this point in the evening, the projected winner of the Iowa caucuses has just started giving his victory speech,” Maddow said without naming Trump. “We will keep an eye on that as it happens. We will let you know if there is any news made in that speech, if there is anything noteworthy, something substantive and important.”