Those of us who obsessively observe the media never thought we would see a day like yesterday, a day when someone finally got the better of Fox News and Roger Ailes. The infallible network proved itself fallible with two of
Donald Trump is boycotting Thursday’s final pre-Iowa GOP debate. And every Republican candidate should. Fox News is treating Trump worse than any liberal media outlet would–worse, even than John Harwood and CNBC.
Tonight, Donald Trump’s months-long war with Fox News entered a chaotic and — for both sides — perilous new phase when Trump called Roger Ailes’s bluff and announced he was boycotting Fox’s debate to protest Megyn Kelly’s aggressive coverage of his campaign.
Speaking on Good Morning America and Morning Joe this morning, Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski hinted that other candidates were thinking of dropping out of the upcoming Fox News debate after Trump decided to bail.
Eric Trump, son of GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, joined Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM radio with host Stephen K. Bannon and responded to the recent news that his father won’t be participating in Fox News’s GOP debate on Thursday night, saying he’s “proud of [his] father for the stance that he’s taking.”
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump says a statement put out by Fox News yesterday was “a disgrace to good broadcasting and journalism.”
The announcement from Donald Trump’s campaign that the Republican frontrunner will “definitely not” partake in Thursday night’s Fox News debate has sent shock waves throughout the nation’s political scene.
CNN political commentator and Washington correspondent for The New Yorker, Ryan Lizza said, “Trump has been at war with” Fox News “all season and he is winning. He is at war with the conservative intelligentsia from National Review, to every
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump will ‘definitely not’ be participating in Fox News’s GOP debate on Thursday, according to the Trump campaign.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump said he “probably won’t be doing the debate” on Thursday night and called Fox News’s Megyn Kelly a “lightweight” and a “third rate reporter.” “Let Fox play its games,” the real estate mogul added. “I think
Fox News’s Bret Baier announced the candidates that will appear on the primetime debate stage on Thursday night in Iowa.
In the run-up to Thursday night’s highly anticipated Republican primary debate, the ongoing feud between Donald Trump and Fox News’s Megyn Kelly has once again heated over charges of bias from the GOP frontrunner. The Washington Post, however, sees something
GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina responded to Fox News’s criteria for the GOP candidates to appear on the main stage for Thursday’s primetime GOP primary debate, rather than the earlier debate.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is polling his supporters on Twitter, asking whether or not he should participate in the debate Thursday night on Fox News.
Left-wing filmmaker and serial Donald Trump-basher Michael Moore will appear with Megyn Kelly on Fox News’s “The Kelly File” Tuesday night. According to the Orlando Sentinel, “The filmmaker will have a chance to promote his latest work, ‘Where to Invade
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) may return to the main debate stage stage this Thursday at the Fox News presidential debate.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that he “probably” would participate in Fox News’s GOP primary debate on Thursday, but he added that “nothing is 100 percent” because debate moderator Megyn Kelly is “very biased.” He added, “Maybe I know too much about her.”
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said of Fox News Channel host Megyn Kelly, “I might be the best thing that ever happened to her. Who ever even heard of her before the last debate?” in an interview aired on Monday’s
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump reportedly said that he spoke with Fox News’s Roger Ailes and that Megyn Kelly should “recuse herself” as a moderator for the upcoming GOP primary debate hosted by Fox News in Iowa on Thursday.
With just five days until Fox News airs the final GOP debate before the Iowa Caucuses, Donald Trump is reigniting his war with Megyn Kelly. “Based on @MegynKelly’s conflict of interest and bias she should not be allowed to be a moderator of the next debate,” Trump tweeted while campaigning in Iowa on Saturday.
On the Saturday broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump called in and discussed National Review, who published a so-called anti-Trump manifesto entitled “Against Trump.” “Well, it’s a failing magazine, you know that. It’s been failing badly, and they’re getting
GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump reacted Saturday night on Fox News Channel’s “Justice” to talk radio host Glenn Beck endorsing Ted Cruz in the 2016 primary. Earlier on Saturday at a campaign rally at Faith Bible College in Ankeny, IA, Beck named
GOP presidential candidate former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said he won’t judge fellow GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-TX) Christian faith, but that God will.
Friday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” Chris Wallace, host of “Fox News Sunday,” dismissed the relevance of National Review’s so-called manifesto aimed at Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump. Wallace argued the gesture against Trump will do more for National Review’s
Monday on “America’s Newsroom” on the Fox News Channel, Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ), a candidate for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, went on the offensive against his opponent Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), in an appearance from Council Bluffs, IA. Christie
On the Sunday broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, host Judge Jeanine Pirro criticized Nikki Haley for targeting GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump in the GOP response to President Barack Obama’s last State of the Union address on Tuesday. In Pirro’s
Fortune Magazine interviews Rupert Murdoch about a column from Gabriel Sherman alleging that he has taken on a more active role at Fox News to compensate for a more “absent” Roger Ailes.
For the past two decades, Rupert Murdoch allowed Fox News chief Roger Ailes to occupy one of the most unique — and powerful — perches in American politics and media: running a right-wing political operation under the guise of a 24-hour news network. As long as the profits rolled in, Murdoch virtually never meddled in Ailes’s world — even when his own family protested. “He lets me run it, he doesn’t bother me much,” Ailesboasted of Murdoch as recently as April 2015. But that laissez-faire era seems to be over.
On the Saturday broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, host Judge Jeanine Pirro reacted to Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney saying the Muslim man who attempted to kill a Philadelphia police officer in the name of Islamic State does not represent the
Dr. Sebastian Gorka, a Breitbart News contributor and Chair of Military Theory at Marine Corps University, appeared on Fox News Sunday to discuss the Obama administration’s strategy against the Islamic State terror group.
Fox News’s O’Reilly Factor host Bill O’Reilly praised President Obama’s executive actions to expand background checks.
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” USA Today columnist Kirsten Powers explained why it was her view that former President Bill Clinton’s past being raised in this presidential campaign could be a problem for Hillary Clinton’s bid. According
During the Saturday broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, host Judge Jeanine Pirro urged President Barack Obama to take his focus away from removing guns and instead, using guns to take down terrorists. Pirro said Obama is “dilly-dallying in
During the January 3 airing of Fox News Sunday, host Chris Wallace pointed out that Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie signed 10 gun control bills in 2013.
Thursday during Fox News Channel’s countdown to the new year special, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a candidate for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, predicted that the forthcoming year would be a great year because it would be the final year
Fox News Channel welcomed in 2016 with GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, who made quite a declaration to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. Trump told the “All-American New Year” hosts Kimberly Guilfoyle and Eric Bolling he thinks he will be Clinton’s
Ben Carson’s presidential campaign is hammering rival candidate Sen. Marco Rubio for privately saying one thing about the federal government spying on foreign leaders and publicly saying something completely different.
Former NBA great Shaquille O’Neal announced his future plans Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “On the Record” to run for sheriff. Shaq told host Greta Van Susteren when he retires, he would like to be elected as sheriff in Orlando,
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, strongly criticized the Obama administration’s strategy against the Islamic State on Fox News Sunday.
Fox News Channel “Justice” host Judge Jeanine Pirro blasted Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Saturday night, calling her the “greatest danger to safety of the United States.” Pirro’s “Opening Statement” was a lengthy rant chastising
