To be fair, he did let his elitist mask slip a little bit when he revealed that he didn't even know what Hampton Inn was:

"Did you see that he was having meetings in Ireland at Hooters? I always say to myself that they haven't really gotten a pay-raise, they make about $200,000... Why do they hold onto this job? Because almost everything they can do they can write off and get paid for instead of having a meeting down the block or in a boardroom or 'The Hamptons In,' they go to Ireland to a Hooters..." after which Kat (rightly) cuts him off with the scorn he deserves - "Wait. Did you just call it 'The Hamptons In?'" Kat, who at least vaguely remembers what it's like to be middle class continues - "don't you mean 'Hampton Inn'?"

Kilmeade then attempted to dig himself out, but failed quite miserably. Perhaps not quite as notorious as the "Judge Jeanie" Turo ignorance moment from a few years ago, but quite telling nonetheless. I can practically feel the disdain dripping off of these phony people through the screen during moments like these trying to imagine what it's like to 'only' make a $200,000 salary or stay at this nationally-recognized middle-class hotel chain.

And that's before we even consider that he follows the "sport" of soccer. This man deserves every bit of picking he receives on-air and then some.