I'm a huge fan of Fox. I always record The Five, Jesse Waters Prime Time along with several others that I watch regularly. I love Harold, Emily. Dana along with numerous others. I do however feel you have made a terrible choice with Charlie Hurt filling in. He might be a nice guy however he is not fluid in his presentation and too often uses way too many "ums" and "uh's while speaking. I personally turn him off when he is hosting and should not be used as an anchor host. You did hit it out of the park with Aisha Hasnie. read more

Solid programming. Your website n app architects make reading your news unpleasantly annoying/intolerable. Please go to your own site n app. You really suck here. It's been going on since fired lead anchors of yore were complaining. It's gotten to be enough I search other sites and wonder why Fox News can't be anywhere close to them in mobile/online engineering read more

The Greg Gutfeld Show is something that has to be experienced. First of all, the tickets are free. You submit your online request and, if you receive a confirmation, it'll be accompanied by a QR Code, which you'll require on the day of the recording. The studio is located within the 1211 Avenue of the Americas building, on 48th Street. Audience members are allowed in at around 4:45ish PM, but make sure to be on line by 3:30 PM, because the studio only holds 82 people and they've turned away ticket holders over the 82 maximum. After going through security, you'll be led into a room, where refreshments will be provided. There, security will reiterate that phones will be turned off throughout the recording. After being led into the studio, you'll witness all of the details that encompass this show, where Greg Gutfeld will speak to a celebrity panel of guests about current political topics...and then some. I look forward to attending more recordings and enjoyed every moment of this experience. read more

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Total hack reporting. They keep regurgitating news about shit we already know like illegal immigration and democratic policies. Yet the real news like Iran wanting to blow us up and Trump being a pussy they don't report on. Waste of time. Entertainment with no substance. They all afraid to report the real news. No wonder they a joke. read more

This is fir the Five Show Love the show except when Jesica is on. If she is on I can't watch so just keep Herald on. read more

Fox New depends on time of day and the day of the week. Mornings are ok, a little more news would be good. Weekends in the morning are a waste of time. Rachel would have to go if I ran the station. Since she has started with Fox things have change, and not for the better. It would seem that she is trying to turn it into a reality show. Real news and world news.. read more

I'm a regular follower but click off immediately if Jessica Tarlov is on. Very annoying voice, but worse yet, her views. Just make Harold permanent. read more

I like Fox news! I've always liked Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, and Jesse Watters. I like Glenn Beck, Dan Bongino, and Tucker Carlson. I miss my sweet Mother-in-Law, who constantly had Fox News on in her home, much to my brother-in-law's chagrin. My long-time best friend always had Fox news on in her home - either Fox news or Jeopardy. Although I rarely watch any news on TV these days, I use the Fox news app., receive the app's breaking news alerts, and follow these folks I named above on X and on Facebook. I often listened to "The Five" on my drive home from work. Interesting note about Sean Hannity, since I live in Athens, AL. Sean worked in my town, at the politically conservative AM station WVNN in Athens, Alabama. Apparently WVNN is still around and has been in operation since 1948. It airs shows hosted by Ben Shapiro and Dan Bongino. read more

Great programs, fair and balanced like they say. My only complaint is that Jesse Watters and Laura Ingraham should switch time slots. read more

Fox had worse coverage of the fireworks in DC. Split screen of President Trump and fireworks far away. By contrast CNN had the Air Force band playing. Too much talking on FOX. VERY DISAPPOINTING . read more

I switch to Fox News on my phone app years ago but they have these awful huge ads that interrupt my reading and jump and jump around. Very distracting and unable to read the article. Please do something about these chicken wing ads. Awful just awful. read more

The network content is okay, with a few exceptions. The customer service department is less than satisfactory. Within seconds of submitting a complaint or question, FOX sends an EMail acknowlegment. However, of the 4 or 5 submissions I've made over the past few years, I have yet to receive a response that the problem was fixed or the question answered. read more

Thumbs Down: Fox is often viewed by Independents and intellectuals as a mouthpiece for the Republican Party and conservative interests. This can be off-putting for those seeking diverse perspectives in the news. Thumbs Up: However, while the news may lack credibility, the rhetoric can be entertaining. Thumbs Up: Some members of my family use Fox as an educational tool to help their children understand rhetoric and develop objectivity. It serves as a way for kids to practice recognizing the underlying agendas in the messaging before they move on to CNN, which does a more effective job of masking its own agenda. read more

Fox business 《tampa bay ) is great. However, Fox News is one of the few options to get a fair news on the current administration's policies and successes. However, this has changed and this is totally shifting left. Though I like the people and the commentators, (jen, Russell etc) but what they are forced to talk more with a left twist.,it's definitely shifting very left. Way left. Approaching CNN, CNN getting better. Maybe I'll just have to purchase newsmax, and end it all. read more

Beautiful Christmas tree on display and even got to see Jessie Waters doing the news. Very cool to see all of it in progress.

Fox News isn't *that* bad. When it comes to TV news, CNN has traditionally been and continues to be my primary news source. However, I started tuning into Fox News more after Trump was elected in 2016 just because I got tired of the constant bashing of Trump and conservatives on CNN. I wanted to see what the conservative perspective was on Fox. For the record, in the last five presidential elections, in no particular order, I've voted twice for the Democratic nominee, twice for the Republican nominee, and once for the Libertarian nominee. Historically, I've been all over the map. When watching cable news channels like CNN and Fox, I understand, like many others, the ways they lean and I always keep that in mind when I consume news and other programming from these channels. When Trump was first elected, I thought like many, that Fox News was akin to state-run TV. In some respects it was. I think they kissed up to Trump a lot. However, and this is just my perspective, in recent years I think they've backed off that. I really ramped up my consumption of the channel when I started working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With no live sports to watch at the time, instead of watching ESPN, TNT, Golf Channel, and ACC Network, I watched CNN and Fox News. In my opinion, during the initial wave of coronavirus infections across the US, I think CNN portrayed the pandemic in a more dramatic and dire light compared to Fox. To me, Fox seemed to take a more "measured" and pragmatic approach to the crisis. A couple examples: (1) When Georgia Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler dumped millions in stock after a private all-senators briefing about the coronavirus, Fox's Tucker Carlson asked her hard-hitting questions about it on-air. (2) Likewise, Fox's Martha MacCallum did the same to Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp after he announced he would reopen Georgia against the White House's "Phase" guidance back in April. Carlson and MacCallum asked the same questions I think any common-sense journalist would have. And Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marty Makary voiced his clear disagreement with Kemp's decision on air. Personalities on both Fox and CNN get to be too much sometimes. I find certain personalities on both channels to be unwatchable, but more so on Fox. To those who think Fox News is pure evil, I think you should take a step back and try to watch it with a more open, understanding, and unbiased mind. Try to see both sides of the table. Steering clear of the opinion shows, Fox does report factual news. I will say Fox News could do a better job diversifying their on-air talent. At the time of writing this review, the only people of color that I've regularly seen on the channel are Harris Faulkner and Juan Williams (the latter is part of a panel and does not have his own show). I recommend watching the star-studded 2019 Academy Award-winning film Bombshell starring Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6394270/. It's a based-on-a-true-story dramatization of some of Fox's female newscasters and their experiences with sexual harassment from the CEO at the network at the time. Now that live sports are pretty much back in full, my consumption of Fox News has essentially plummeted to zero. I did tune in for a little bit during the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. read more

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Conservative bias but not as extreme as the liberal bias in the mainstream (leftwing) media outlets like PBS, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, USA Today, ABC, CBS, NBC, etc. Fox reports stories that the leftwing media refuses to expose, such as Hillary Clinton's alleged fabrication of Trump's collusion with Russia, China's alleged development of the COVID virus for use as a biological weapon, and the alleged financial (and. other) crimes perpetrated by Joe Biden and his son, Hunter. Note that the leftwing media ultimately reported the aforementioned stories but long after the damage had been done to the intended conservative targets. Given a choice to get neutral news, I would go with Fox over any mainstream media source. read more

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Too many commercials! Up to 7 minutes of commercials and a small segment of news. Very annoying, makes you not want to watch at all.

Awesome!! Thank you Trump!! My dream was to visit Fox News studio!! I made it !! Way to go Fox, I love being able to see the host in action read more

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I watched Fox News because my parents watched Fox News. I started also started watching some of the guests they had on on their own YouTube channels. Fox News drive me crazy. I was so worried the dollar was gonna crash, the government was going to take our guns, and declare martial law. I started questioning some of the stories that I was being told on Fox News and found out that most of it was lies. They would tell stories that would make me panic, and then an ad would come on for a product to help me with that panic. Wait a minute. None of the things that's I was concerned about happened. How could a news network tell stories that are not true? It turns out Roger Ailes, pushed Fox News in the direction of telling people stories that they wanted to hear or justify their beliefs without regard for truth. I think it's sick that a major news group tells stories in effort to boost ratings, justify their viewers point of view or cause panic with no regard for the truth. Don't take my word for it, fact check their stories, check out their resources, but I urge you not to believe what they report as truth. read more

Fox News Channel began broadcasting on this day (Oct 7) 25 years ago. I grew up on Walter Cronkite and Huntley & Brinkley so I've been witness to the many evolutions of broadcast news. I'll admit that I enjoyed the early years of Fox News mainly because it was different. I mean CNN's Dave Walker and Lois Hart was a far cry from uncle Walt and 16 years of CNN, since their launch in 1980, was getting old. Apparently I wasn't alone with a move to the new upstart cable news network because by 2011 Fox News was reaching 100 million households, attracting more viewers than all other cable-news outlets combined with only one-third the staff and 30 fewer bureaus than CNN with estimated profits of $816 million. Multi-billionaire (23B) Rupert Murdoch, who created Fox News, while he was brilliant, in a P.T. Barnum kinda way, has been a political hack since his early days as an apprentice at a London newspaper. He now owns a media empire of hundreds of local, national, and international publishing outlets around the world, including in the UK (The Sun and The Times), in Australia (The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun and The Australian), in the US (The Wall Street Journal and the New York Post), book publisher HarperCollins, and Tv broadcast channels Sky News Australia and Fox News. He was also the owner of Sky (until 2018), 21st Century Fox (until 2019). Rupert Murdoch had very active rolls in support of the G.W. Bush election as well as Donald Trump but now that he's turned Fox News over to his sons things have been changing. The Murdoch children, with the help of RINO Paul Ryan, are trying to push Fox into the hate Trump camp which is proving to be a fantastic financial and ratings catastrophe with their base demographic. Roger Ailes, another piece of work, was eventually shrouded in sexual harassment scandals, and resigned from Fox News, ending his 20-year run at the network. Ailes rose to prominence by being Richard Nixon's TV guy. Enough about those guys and back to the channel. The climate, I dare say the culture, were very different in 1996. Bill Clinton was president and big news stories included IBM's Deep Blue defeating Chess Champion Gary Kasparov, Centennial Olympic Park bombing, Prince Charles and Diana got divorced and Mad Cow Disease hits Britain. That was also the year Ebay and Ask Jeeves is launched and the first ever cloning of a mammal Dolly the sheep. Indeed a different time. We've come a long way baby, which yes Virgina Slims was using in their ad campaigns back then, and we've seen the rise of cable news dominance with Fox News but it's future is certainly not clear, in my opinion, especially with the ever growing public general distrust in the media. On the upside, both Fox News, Fox News Business and their people have been largely responsible for raising awareness and many millions of dollars for individuals and organizations that include Tunnels for Towers, Wounded Warriors, families of fallen soldiers, first responders and many more so kudos for giving back, always a good thing. Bottom line: A tip of the hat, liked 'em or not, to some of those bygone programs that had real impact on Fox News over the years. Hannity & Colmes: Sean Hannity & Alan Colmes (1996-2009) America Live & The Kelly Hour: Megyn Kelly The Factor: Bill O'Reilly On the Record with Greta Van Susteren Shepard Smith Reporting Special Report with Brit Hume Glenn Beck Bill Hemmer Reports Beltway Boys: Fred Barnes & Mort Kondracke Happy birthday Fox News .... read more

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Enjoy watching the 5, but, have come to the point of not watching when Jessica Tarlov is on. She is too biased, and can never give a fair opinion on anything. She overlooks any negatives regarding Democrats, trying to explain away their antics, especially now, with all the hostile talk and actions. And, she can never ever try to look forward to anything positive regarding the Republicans. I appreciate people having opinions, but, not when they are so narrow minded and have such a "herd" mentality. I have been registered as a Democrat all my life, but, cannot justify what I have witnessed the last 10 years, and have been able to see right from wrong. I am now an Independent, and am feeling so much better with the direction our country is going. I see change, healing and growth. Maybe not perfect, but, nothing is, but, at least we are moving forward and I hope someday, the Jessicas of our country can open their eyes, minds and hearts and see things for what they truly are. read more

Right Wing News "Come On Man" are you kidding, this is entertainment News or is it an insurrection via TV.... Well I went to the FOX News HQ in NYC to see if those live shots from inside were real and the answer is HELL NO! So I took at photo with Bart Simpson statue outside and called it a day. Now I watch FOX for the chest beating news of the day, it's always good for laugh. I need my daily brief on the scare topic of the day. To bad Bill O'Reily is on anymore he was the best show they had. Needless to say no matter if I watch CNN or FOX I don't get the feeling I'm getting honest news. read more

I was thinking it was possibly a glitch in your system on your news articles and the ability to post opinions. Not so much anymore as of today. Is freedom of speech now being smothered on Fox News? Remember comments are personal opinions. I don't threaten anybody on your site but I constantly have to delete and reload your app. Sometimes ten times a day, just to post comments. Is that all it takes? Is it just as easy as 123 and someone is offended by my comment with no relativity to threats or nasty talk. I've done a screenshot about 200 times on comments I've posted to which my account was put down. I will now post it on youtube to let people know how Fox is turning. I've been committed to Fox news for fifteen solid years. It's conservatives like myself that are the reason you guys exist. Shame on fox news. read more

I am a Republican and for the most part watch all three of the major cable news networks to varying degrees - not because I'm a glutton for punishment or want to torture test my political inclinations but... I just want to hear all sides whether I agree or not. Even before the world went nuts, I was never into echo chambers. Fox News specifically, is getting much harder to take. With the exception of Bret Baier's 6pm news program (which for the most part plays it straight down the middle) and the Chris Wallace Sunday morning public affairs talkie, the remainder of the schedule is a mixed bag of partisan rancor and Kiwanis Club fluff. What the hell happened to The Five, this once intelligent panel program has devolved into a schoolyard giggle-fest. Morning yapper Fox & Friends is basically unwatchable juvenilia led by the always cringe-worthy Blonde Franken-douche Steve Doocy. Ya know what big guy, the political musings of your favorite country music artists or NASCAR drivers do not interest me in the least. In the evening, Hannity and Laura Ingraham are just boorish mouthpieces for Trump who never stray far from the reservation and that makes any time spent with them a waste. On the other hand, Tucker Carlson is an intelligent provocateur, has his moments of brilliance and is not afraid to poke the Chieftains of the GOP when warranted. It's sad to say but in the current FNC line-up, their former on-air conspiracy theorist and doomsayer Glenn Beck, would be considered a moderate. As for CNN and MSNBC they're basically all invective, all the time. Any person or idea remotely supportive of Trumpism is treated like a piñata and bashed into pulp with no deviation between host or daypart. I'll look in but generally it's groupthink 24/7. Case in point, Morning Joe which used to be a somewhat objective left leaning affair. Suddenly, co-host Mika Brzezinski decided that constant heavy sighing punctuated by a huff and a puff every time the GOP or Trump is mentioned is an acceptable replacement for full sentences and complete thoughts. Spare me. Bottom line, I never saw my political affiliations as an exercise in blind fealty or unyielding obedience. All political parties, politicians and media are FOS to a certain extent and I suspect it's deciding on the lies you can live with that form your allegiances. To me, Fox News is just slightly less FOS than the other two. That's not exactly a blue ribbon endorsement but that's all I got, especially in this hyper-partisan age. read more

I get a little frustrated with most news, over coverage of some things, they seem to focus on news in NYC because they are based there. At least once a day I wish they would go thru every USA state and talk 10 minutes about all 50 states' top news stories, we would get a better perspective of what is going on in our country, not just New York's concerns. For instance the Lahaina fires, Hana had fires and there were fires on Big Island too. I think people would have liked to have known that... read more

Greg the only reason why you get bad reviews on Yelp is because only the Democrats go there for your show . I love the Show my self read more

When you cover the Trump rallies and the song God Bless the USA starts playing, would it be possible for all you journalists to not speak? We prefer to listen to the song and watch Trump than to listen to you talk over the beautiful song playing. If we can be specific, Shannon Bream spoke the entire time as the song played. She didn't say anything that we all didn't know and she just kept talking and talking and talking. Let the American people watch Trump come out while the song is being played. Thank you. read more

Fox News, is officially Fox News Channel, or better known as FOX. FOX News is an American cable news television station. The channel broadcasts from the studios at 1211 Avenue of the Americas in Midtown Manhattan. I love to read the neon news headlines that wrap around the front of the building. This building is in a neighborhood I spend a lot of time enjoying. You usually find me here in the Summers. I've enjoyed visiting many times over the years. The broadcasters come outside for events. They provide food and fun for free during the summer. I enjoy what they have to offer the public who frequently gather outside their building. There's seating outside and it's a very enjoyable courtyard to grab lunch and sit to relax. I always loved the statue of Bart Simpson. It's been removed!! He about sums up how I feel about FOX News. It's funny controversy that stirs up everything on television. What would we do without controversy? read more

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Were it not for this issue Fox News would have got 5 stars. As a dedicated viewer of many shows on the Fox News Channel and a history buff I decided to join FoxNation to view a series about George Washington. In a video clip Mr. Ducey says "All you have to do is download the app on your phone, then click on the little icon at top right of home screen and it will link up with your Smart TV". Well after 2 hours which included a live chat with a Verizon tech and a live chat with a FoxNation rep, who gave me bad information, and reviewing all the settings in phone and TV, which were spot on, I gave up. I can link my phone, lap top and desk top to TV ( I can even link my hearing aids to lap top to watch movies ), but FoxNation refused to recognize my TV and nobody could explain why. I refuse to watch TV on a Cell phone screen. Then I had to jump through a bunch of hoops to get the account closed . I had it for maybe 3 hours, did nothing with it, but will be billed for the month. Sorry to miss you George, but it is what it is. read more

It's propaganda. If they advertised themselves as "Fox Propaganda," I might rate them a star (even 2) higher, if only for sheer effectiveness. There's a difference between the "conservatives" of this generation and the conservatives of my late parents' generation (my father and mother both were veterans in World War II; the "greatest generation"). At the risk of sounding judgmental, or maybe too forgiving, I think you had to row hard against the tide to achieve any level of enlightenment back then. Just look at the movies people of that generation were raised on. My mother's favorite movie was "Gone With The Wind," a "classic" that celebrated slavery, marital rape, the Ku Klux Klan. Insulting racial caricatures abound in those movies; demeaning ethnic stereotypes are par for the course. I love old movies, but sitting through some of them now can be squirm-inducing. For those who grew up when these movies were being made, this was the culture. This was "normal." Once, a few years ago, I watched a TV program on the repulsive villainy of J. Edgar Hoover with my father, an old-line conservative, but essentially a moral guy. I asked him, "How could people of your generation support a slimebag like that for all those years?" My father replied, "All this stuff coming out now, we never knew. This information wasn't readily available to the general public. To us, he was presented as a staunch defender of American values, a bulwark of law and order." That made some sense to me. It doesn't excuse the bigotry or racism of the past, but it makes it a little more explicable, in my opinion. If you're living in a vacuum, with limited sources of alternate information coming in, how can you hope to be anything except brainwashed? Thankfully, people like my parents were smart, they read books and worked hard to educate themselves, they stayed up to date with what was happening in the world. They were conservatives, but they were conservatives of integrity and ethical standards, and you couldn't predict their reaction to every political/social issue in advance. Yeah, my father supported Nixon and Reagan. He even supported Joe McCarthy as a young man. But he also held opinions, and actually pro-actively did things, that both surprised and impressed me. Which makes the self-imposed "brainwashing," the deliberate, almost belligerent ignorance of far too many Americans today, the devaluation of critical thinking and cogent reasoning and logical analysis, the narrowly focused "ostrich with their head in the sand" mind-set, so depressingly egregious, and so numbingly depressing. Maybe there was an excuse for J. Edgar Hoover. There's no excuse for Donald Trump. We live in a world where people have access to more information than any generation in history. Obviously, due diligence needs to be applied in processing that information, in separating what is wheat from what is chaff. But there's no excuse for the distortions and obfuscations that Fox (and its myriad of more vitriolic, venomous imitators, on TV, internet, and "talk radio") engage in routinely in the service of "angry white people" everywhere (I have a friend, a black gentleman raising his family in Newark, who says to me when the issue of "angry white male" gets raised, "Eddie, why are you white people so angry? What've you got to be so angry about? Wanna be angry, how about trying to raise a family in Newark? Now THAT'S angry!"). I've never been a great admirer of previous conservative icons like William Buckley, or George Will, or even David Brooks, but these people are giants compared to enormously wealthy faux populists like ex-bartender Sean Hannity, or Clinton "witch finder general" Laura Ingraham (by the way, to me, Clinton was...at best...a moderate Republican), or mouse-voiced hysteric Mark Levin. Personally, I think it's less about fiscal responsibility and smaller government. I think it's more about fear/hatred of brown/black people. I don't know if Goebbels is smiling up from hell, but Charles Manson's maxim, "No sense makes sense," has never been more appropriate. Yeah, they'll have somebody reputable on like Chris Wallace, who is worthy of respect (frankly, I'd rather have his father, Mike). They attempt to alleviate the acid monotony by introducing "comedian" Greg Gutfeld. Gutfeld is a comedian in the same way Marshall Applewhite was a spiritual leader. Basically, though, the station is a reactionary echo chamber where hacks, ideologues, charlatans and humorless fanatics are interviewed and re-interviewed. Realistically, if you're looking for relatively unbiased news, you'd do well to avoid U.S. outlets entirely, and listen-to/watch the BBC instead. Or, worse comes to worst, NPR, or maybe PBS News Hour. Fox News is not news. It represents the degradation of journalism, the abnegation of empiricism and truth, the inversion of reality. That's probably why its ratings are so high, Good luck, America. I think you'll need it. read more

News should have context - which Fox does little. News should be truthful unless it is clearly marked opinion Fox is irresponsible in that they spouse opinions that are presented as facts. Shame on Fox for spreading rumors and lies. read more

September 1, 2024. Senator Tim Kaine. You lied thru the entire interview with Shannon Bream. About the southern border issues.

Fox Nation Subscription--Bait and Switch Scam--BEWARE Back in Apr 2020, I signed up for Fox Nation because of its pro-America content, and because it was advertised as a month by month contract which I could cancel any time. In mid October I noticed a strange $64.99 charge in my checking account. On investigation I learned that Fox Nation had switched me, without my consent, from a monthly service to an annual one. I cancelled the account that same day and contacted them for a refund. They answered with a smug-toned email, claiming that I had changed my subscription from monthly to annual on Oct 3, and that I was "not eligible for a refund". I responded that their record was incorrect, that I had made no such change to my subscription, and pressed them for a refund. Despite repeated attempts to reach out to them, they have not responded. I have since disputed the charge with my bank, which has temporarily restored my funds pending their own investigation. So beware, that Fox Nation monthly subscription, with its apparent reasonable price, is nothing but a sneaky, bait and switch marketing tactic to take from you an extra year of charges. Dishonest. read more

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Greg Gutfeld is the king of late night. Colbert, Fallon, and Kimmel can suck a fat one!

Except Jessica Tarlov and Laura Ingraham. I trust Fox News, even when they get things wrong, or succumb to insults like the Democrats do.

I love Fox News during the week. But come to Saturday and Sunday morning I love Will and Pete. But Rachel doesn't let them speak. Nobody cares what her opinion, she always has to have the last word in. You can see the frustration on both Will and Pete's face during every segment. I know a lot of people who stop watching Fox five on the weekend because of her. read more

I am so disappointed in FOX NEWS!!! How could they succumb to the pressure of CAIR and let Judge Jeanine go!?!?! Even President Trump is on them for this calculated maneuver!!! Well, I'm just one viewer, but I'm not turning on FOX NEWS until she's back!!! And then it'll be on 24/7 like before. I'll bet their ratings are going to tank because many people think the same way! SO DISAPPOINTED!!! She was and is a breathe of fresh air!!! read more

Truly informative and balanced. Gutfeld is perfect for late night. Cover news that no other stations want to cover or refuse to cover. First on most breaking news. read more

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