Official White House photos by Adam Schultz Newsmax host Greg Kelly said Biden's dog Champ looks like it's from "the junyard." A guest on Kelly's show said Champ searches "dirty and disheveled" and "unlike a presidential dog." Their statements on Champ motivated a ripple of criticism and disrespect on Twitter. Visit the Business section of Insider for more stories. Newsmax host Greg Kelly and a guest on his display on Friday moved after the appearing of President Joe Biden's dog, Champ, prompting a ripple of criticism and derision on Twitter. Kelly said that Champ, a German Shepherd, looks like he's "from the junkyard.""Did you assure the dog? I wanted to show you something I noticed. Doesn't he seemed a little rough? I adoration hounds, but this dog needs a bath and a combing and all kinds of love and care. I've never seen a puppy in the White House like this. I recollect Buddy, I recollect Milly, I remember lots of hounds, but not a dog who seems ... I don't know. I don't know how much adore and care he is getting. This hound looks like, I'm sorry, like it's from the junkyard, " Kelly said.Kelly then turned to his guests, including presidential historian and Reagan biographer Craig Shirley, asking for their supposes on Biden's canine. Shirley said Champ searches "dirty and disheveled" and "unlike a presidential dog."The segment and Shirley's statements on Champ made quite a stir on social media, with many questioning why Newsmax brought on historians to discuss the appearance of the president's dog.--Charlotte Clymer [?] (@ cmclymer) February 20, 2021--Edward-Isaac Dovere (@ IsaacDovere) February 20, 2021--Jon Passantino (@ passantino) February 20, 2021--Mehdi Hasan (@ mehdirhasan) February 20, 2021 Shirley and Newsmax did not immediately respond to separate requests for comment from Insider.Though not nearly as well-known as Fox News in terms of right-wing news stores, Newsmax grew in importance among many reactionaries in 2020 as it amplified then-President Donald Trump's baseless claims of mass voter fraud.In December, as Newsmax faced potential legal actions over false-hearted election claims it passed oxygen to, the store issued a statement that said it had "no evidence" to support outlandish fraud claims against two voting-machine corporations .Trump imparted one of his first post-presidency interviews to Newsmax this week, during which he reiterated his false-hearted assertion that the 2020 election was "stolen" and "rigged." Claims like this from Trump helped catalyze a fatal mutiny at the Capitol on January 6, which led to the former president's second impeachment. Read the original section on Business Insider Read more: feedproxy.google.com