During a town hall Sunday on Fox News Channel with GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump, Trump said that he will be “more presidential” and change his tone once he wins, but he said that does not mean he will not hit
Megyn Kelly opened up a little about the threats against her life on CBS Sunday Morning today after Donald Trump‘s attacks thrust her into the spotlight.
Dr. Sebastian Gorka appeared on Fox News Saturday to discuss the ongoing Islamic State terror threat in Belgium, and new ISIS online messages calling for German Muslims to carry out Brussels-style attacks in Germany.
Fox News Channel’s Megyn Kelly is taking notes on who she feels has been supportive when she was attacked by Donald Trump, and colleague Bill O’Reilly and CNN are both on her list.
Michelle Fields says she has received a flood of threats after two major websites, BuzzFeed and Fox News, published her home address.
2016 Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz is marching on with a challenge to frontrunner Donald Trump, suggesting that Tuesday’s scheduled CNN town hall could become a debate between the two.
Earlier this week on the Fox News Channel, Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), the national security chairman for Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, appeared on Fox News Channel’s “On the Record” and offered his reaction to the terrorist attack in Brussels
On the Saturday broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, host Judge Jeanine Pirro ripped the GOP establishment, accusing them of being “in bed with the Democrats” and trying to “sabotage their own front-runner.” “Why would Republicans try to sabotage their own
The feud between Donald Trump, Megyn Kelly, and, by extension, Fox News rolls ever onward.
GOP front runner Donald Trump is once again urging his supporters to turn against Fox News with a Tweet calling for a boycott of Megyn Kelly’s highly rated TV-show.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced that he would not be appearing at the March 21st Fox News Channel Republican debate on Wednesday’s “Fox & Friends.” Trump said, “I will say this. I think we’ve had enough debates. We’ve had
Conservative radio talk show host and author Wayne Allyn Root appeared on “Fox & Friends” Monday on Fox News Channel to discuss recent protests at GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s campaign rallies. “Fox & Friends” host Steve Doocy asked Root
Ann Coulter called Ted Cruz and Fox News “traitors” for blaming Donald Trump for dangerous protesters shutting down a Friday-night rally in Chicago, blistering Trump’s primary rival on Twitter.
On the Saturday broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, host Judge Jeanine Pirro responded to the protestors at GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s rallies, blasting them for attempting to stop free speech by interrupting rallies. “Since when if you
Rubio advocate and Congressman Darrell Issa appeared on Fox News Saturday afternoon lobbying 2016 presidential candidate Marco Rubio to stay in the race even if he doesn’t win the candidate’s home state of Florida and look toward the possibility of a brokered convention.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump talked to Fox News’s Greta Van Susteren after postponing his campaign rally in Chicago, Illinois, due to hundreds of protesters and a potential threat of violence.
On Thursday night, Breitbart News senior editor-at-large and Daily Wire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro appeared on The Kelly File on Fox News to discuss Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields’ alleged assault at the hands of Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. Opposing him was David Wohl, an attorney and Trump supporter.
Sen. Marco Rubio welcomed Fox News host Megyn Kelly to join him on stage at a rally with supporters in Hialeah, Florida today Wednesday. During the rally, Rubio first took the stage with his wife and began speaking fluent Spanish to supporters
On Tuesday’s “New Day” on CNN, former Gov. Jennifer Granholm (D-MI), a supporter of Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton, was asked about issues related to Clinton’s untrustworthiness when matched up head to head with her rival Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).
Speaking yesterday on “Fox News Sunday,” Washington Post columnist George Will observed that Donald Trump has been doing well in “open” primary contests and he argued the Republican Party is “going to have to rethink the business of having open primaries and caucuses.”
Saturday, Judge Jeanine Pirro hammered former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Fox News Channel’s “Justice.” With Romney calling for someone to stop GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump earlier this week, Pirro accused the “panicked” establishment of wanting a brokered convention. “There’s
Friday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough reacted to a New York magazine article by Gabe Sherman suggesting that the hierarchy at Fox News has soured on Sen. Marco Rubio’s (R-FL) bid for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination. Scarborough
As always, celebrities joined us common folk in watching the heated Fox News GOP debate on Thursday night.
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has been fighting with Donald Trump throughout the 2016 primary, but on Wednesday he said the Republican Party “would be mad not to unify” around Trump if he becomes the nominee.
As Breitbart reported, “Republican frontrunner Donald J. Trump declined to condemn white supremacist David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan on the Sunday broadcast of CNN’s State of the Union. Trump had done so already in August, as reported by Politico, and once again on Friday, as reported by The Hill.”
Gabriel Sherman writes that “there are on-air signs that Fox’s attitude toward Marco Rubio has cooled,” and Roger Ailes is behind that decision.
Republican presidential candidate Texas Senator Ted Cruz argued that there is “a corporate decision from the top” at the Fox News Channel to emphasize fellow candidates Donald Trump and Florida Senator Marco Rubio over him on Monday’s “Mark Levin Show.”
Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld argued that “We often mock President Obama for whining about Fox News” and that since this is what GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is doing “It’s hypocritical” not to mock Trump for doing what
With polls showing Donald Trump on track to score big in Super Tuesday primaries tonight, the GOP front-runner even considered being a no-show at the Fox News debate on Thursday that will be co-moderated by Megyn Kelly. According to a highly placed source familiar with the matter, Trump’s thinking was that he could send a powerful signal that he no longer considers Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio credible rivals for the nomination.
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump criticized the network for some of its pundits that have held very negative views regarding Trump and his presidential bid. While discussing former Bush strategist Karl Rove, who has
Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly appeared at Vanity Fair’s pre-Oscar dinner party Sunday evening, where she dined with some of the celebrities who later headed to the Dolby Theater for the main event.
Sen. Marco Rubio is maintaining a blistering campaign pace, concluding a fourth rally in the state of Virginia last night in Salem, Virginia, in front of a huge crowd of supporters.
At a Saturday Donald Trump rally in Bentonville, AR, Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) put Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) on blast over his Senate attendance. According to Christie, Rubio “doesn’t work much at all,” and missed “60 percent of all the meetings
Contents: US debating military response to China’s buildup in South China Sea; Breitbart says that Fox News is taking 50% hit because of Trump; Al-Jazeera America to go off the air on April 14
Fox News Channel aired GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump speaking in Bentonville, AR Saturday. Trump noted in his speech the hypocrisy of President Barack Obama that he is fighting carbon pollution and then gets on an airplane to fly all
A few weeks after Senator Marco Rubio joined a bipartisan push for an immigration overhaul in 2013, he arrived alongside Senator Chuck Schumer at the executive dining room of News Corporation’s Manhattan headquarters for dinner.
Fox News has a problem. According to a YouGov Brand Index survey, the perception of Fox News among Republicans has hit a three-year low, “has declined by approximately 50% since January of this year.”
Sam Reisman writes at Mediaite: In the past six months Fox News has boasted some the highest ratings in its near-20-year history, including airing its two most viewed telecasts ever, but its standing upon Republican viewers has hit a three-year low,
Wednesday during Fox News Channel’s presidential town hall hosted by Megyn Kelly, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), a candidate for the 2016 Republican nomination, was pressed on how to overcome his winless streak in the campaign thus far and if that
Tuesday after Fox News declared Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump as the winner of the Nevada Republican Caucus, Las Vegas casino magnate Steve Wynn weighed in on the outcome in his home state. Wynn told “Special Report” anchor Bret Baier he
