Watching fox this afternoon I was struck by the commentators stand on all of today’s stories were out right leftist !!!
No different then MSNBC , CNN , ABC or any of the main street media wtf is that about ?
Fair and balanced is gone so should the socialist on the fox pay roll !!!
Clean house or lose viewership .
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Lol, what’s wrong with them actually becoming fair and balanced…
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That’s what you get for tuning into Shep’s show.
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Shep, Wallace, Baier & now, Judge A.Napolitano, the only fair and balanced “journalists” that remain so it seems appropo…;).
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Agreed on that…
I watch Fox less and less each week. I’ve long thought it was a just a series of shows featuring nasal talking bimbos in short skirts and coordinated stiletto spike heels, sitting with their legs crossed, fighting for air time by talking over each other. If the shows don’t promote some book written by one of their network ‘stars’, they feature some aspect of their network ‘stars’ lives.
About the only two shows really worth watching nowadays are refreshed with new episodes on Sunday night…The Next Revolution and Life, Liberty and Levin.
Shep Smith, Juan Williams, Chris Wallace are all three opinionated pricks and shouldn’t be allowed to report the news. They should have their own talk shows…to compete with Tucker, Sean and Laura…on different networks. Send them over to PMSNBC or CrapNewsNetwork.
Fox and Friends has morphed into a three hour infomercial. They’re always selling something.
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Right I watch the mourning show , the five ,Tucker and Sean .
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All produced by the Fox Entertainment division not the actual Fox News division…those times slots are for opinion entertainers, not actual journalistic news.
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Heard the sons took over and are both bleeding heart liberals so that explains why fox is headed down the shitter like cnn and msnbc
Note the date:
Fox News drops ‘Fair and Balanced’ slogan
June 14, 2017: 10:36 PM ET
The Fox News Channel quietly dropped its “Fair and Balanced” slogan last year in an effort to move beyond the era of its former chairman and CEO, Roger Ailes.
In its place, producers have been asked to use the network’s other slogan: “Most Watched. Most Trusted” – a statement that is at least half true, insofar as Fox News maintains some of the highest ratings in cable news. The network may introduce a new slogan, a source there said.
A Fox News spokesperson confirmed that the network had not used the slogan in external marketing or on-air promotions since August 2016, but said “the shift has nothing to do with programming or editorial decisions.”