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The Florida Republican Party is selling merchandise promoting its new migrant detention camp in the Florida Everglades. Dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” by its proponents, Republicans are salivating at the prospect of subjecting undocumented migrants to brutal conditions in giant plastic tents situated in the oppressive heat and humidity of backwater Florida.

“The feds have greenlit Alligator Alcatraz — Florida’s gator-guarded, python-patrolled prison for illegal aliens who thought they could game the system,” reads a fundraising email from the Florida GOP. “Surrounded by miles of swamp and bloodthirsty wildlife, this ain’t no vacation spot.

Steve Doocy was back on Fox and Friends on Friday morning (May 16) as he kicked off his new coast-to-coast gig; however, viewers are split on whether Doocy’s latest role is right for him. Earlier this month, the long-time Fox News host announced he would be stepping away from the “curvy couch” after 27 years as co-host of Fox and Friends. However, he told viewers he wouldn’t be leaving for good, as he would now be appearing remotely, covering various assignments from Florida and surrounding states. Doocy’s first coast-to-coast assignment aired on Friday’s show, which saw him riding a horse at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas, where he was promoting Kid Rock‘s Rock N Rodeo show, which kicks off on Friday night. “I’m starting my new assignment as coast-to-coast host doing something that has never been seen on Fox and Friends,” Doocy said as...

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Where is Steve Doocy?

It’s a question on the minds of many Fox News viewers this week, as the popular TV personality has recently been absent from the Fox & Friends studio.

The good news is, Doocy is set to return to the morning show, but going forward, he’ll be chiming in via satellite instead of sitting alongside his co-hosts.

Steve Doocy attends Fox Nation’s 2024 Patriot Awards at Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on December 05, 2024 in Greenvale, New York. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images)

So where is Doocy, and why the sudden change to the usual Fox & Friends routine? Here’s what we know:

Steve Doocy’s new work schedule

After thirty years as a regular on Fox’s “Curvy Couch,” Doocy has relocated from New York City to Florida.

In announcing the move, the TV personality made it clear that he...

Longtime Fox News host Steve Doocy is making a major change to his Fox & Friends co-hosting schedule.

The 68-year-old co-host will be taking on a less demanding schedule, and explained why.

Keep reading to find out more…

On the air on Thursday (May 1), he confirmed to viewers, “After decades of getting up at 3:30 and driving into New York City in the dark, today is the last day I will host this show from the couch. I am not retiring. I am not leaving the show. I am still a host, but it is time for a change.”

Steve will now be based in Florida and do three days a week on the show.

He said this new schedule will “make it easier for me to report from Florida and other parts of America that don’t get a lot of network airtime. I’ll be going from the Carolinas to the Keys,...

Steve Doocy, the longtime co-host of Fox & Friends, said that he will be moving to a new, out-of-stufio role with a schedule of fewer days in the week.

“Today is the last day I will host this show from the couch. I am not retiring,” Doocy told viewers. I am not leaving the show. I am still a host, but it is time for a change.” He said that he will move to a three-day-a-week schedule and will be based in Florida, where he will do out-of-studio segments from there and elsewhere.

Brian Kilmeade, Ainsley Earhardt and Lawrence Jones will continue to co-host from New York.

Doocy has been a co-host on the show since 1998, the year it premiered, and has been with Fox News since 1996, the year it launched.

Doocy told viewers that his gig was “a great job” but “the hours suck.”

“You know how many mornings my...

The usually Maga-friendly Fox and Friends has started to show concern over President Donald Trump‘s trade tariffs, with co-host Steve Doocy claiming major Republican donors are “terrified.” On Wednesday’s (April 9) show, the panel discussed the political and economic impact of Trump’s new trade policies, with correspondent Chad Pergram reporting, “Democrats are adamant that the president is wrecking the economy. They ask why the U.S. applied tariffs on allies which agreed to the Usmca. That’s the trade pact implemented by the president during his first term.” The discussion came just as China imposed 84% tariffs on the United States (an increase from 34%), a response to Trump’s levies of 104% on Chinese goods. As the trade wars continue to intensify and the stock market continues to plummet, the fears of recession grow. “Given the fact that China’s now going to have an 84 percent tariff on U.S.

“Fox & Friends” was not laughing at Tom Hanks’ portrayal of a racist President Trump fan during the “SNL50” special on Sunday.

On Monday morning, co-host Lawrence Jones said he doesn’t “censor comedy, but that wasn’t funny.”

Fellow “F&f” co-host Kayleigh McEnany felt the same way, saying “SNL” “must have gotten the script from Don Lemon.”

“Remember when he made fun of Maga voters, or his guest did for not being able to point out a country on the map? That’s ridiculous,” she said.

Hanks played a man named “Tracy” who was wearing one of President Trump’s trademark red Make America Great Again hats while appearing on “Black Jeopardy,” but it was actually a recurring bit — Hanks played the same character on “SNL” before in a “Black Jeopardy” sketch in 2016. The original sketch is the second most-watched “SNL” sketch of all time.

On Sunday’s anniversary show,...

Not even Trump’s staffers are on board with the President’s plan for the U.S. to “take over” the Gaza Strip. “The Daily Show” host and senior correspondent Desi Lydic proved that by showing off a memorable reaction shot of Trump’s current Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles.

On Wednesday, Trump suggested that the Palestinian territory known as the Gaza Strip be redeveloped as a “Riviera of the Middle East” owned by America. Trump then said the territory’s residents would be “resettled” elsewhere. These statements have caused ripples of panic across the world as both sides in the war between Israel and Hamas just recently agreed to a temporary ceasefire in January.

While he has since walked back that plan, the temporary panic was still present in Trump’s own party.

“Even his Chief of Staff was shocked,” Lydic said on Wednesday night before flashing a picture of Wiles.

Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Will Cain is set to replace Neil Cavuto in the 4 p.m. time slot on the Fox News Channel.

The launch of The Will Cain Show on Jan. 21 follows Cavuto leaving Fox News after 28 years. Cain’s new show will see the host bring a “signature podcast style,” the Fox News Channel said on Monday, as conversations with newsmakers from across politics, business, culture and sports will be featured.

Cain’s last appearance on Fox & Friends Weekend is set for Jan. 18, when he will be replaced by Fox News contributor Charlie Hurt as a new co-host.

“Will Cain brings years of experience to the 4 p.m. hour as an accomplished broadcaster and a lawyer and we look forward to adding his insights to what will no doubt be another historic news cycle ahead this year,” Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott said in a statement...

One of Fox News Channel’s original hosts is leaving the network after 28 years.

Neil Cavuto, who has hosted the afternoon program Your World on Fox News since the channel launched in 1996, is leaving the network. He has also hosted Cavuto: Coast to Coast on Fox Business Network and Cavuto Live on Saturdays.

“Neil Cavuto’s illustrious career has been a master class in journalism and we’re extremely proud of his incredible 28-year run with Fox News Media,” a Fox News spokesperson said in a statement. “His programs have defined business news and set the standard for the entire industry. We wish him a heartfelt farewell and all the best on his next chapter.”

The anchor is expected to address the departure on his show Thursday. Today will be his last day at the channel. Your World and the other shows will have rotating hosts for the time being.

Two Fox News hosts and at least one other journalist have captured and shared their own photos and videos of the mysterious drones flying with increasing intensity around New Jersey and elsewhere in the past few weeks, with one saying he saw a craft that was as big as a school bus hovering 100 feet off the ground in Montclair.

“Fox & Friends” host Steve Doocy told his co-hosts Tuesday that he has observed the flying craft multiple times now, coming in “low, they’re about 100 yards, flying over my backyard. … They are buzzing overhead all the time. The scary part is when they stop. They just kind of hover for a little while.”

The FBI, New Jersey State Police and other agencies are scrambling to identify the strange craft, described as “SUV-sized,” able to avoid radar detection and so far elusive to all interception efforts, as helicopters are advised to stay away.

Sean Hannity will host the annual event on Fox News’ lifestyle streaming platform.

It’s almost time to walk the red, white, and blue carpet at the 2024 Patriot Awards. Hosted by Sean Hannity and presented exclusively on Fox Nation at 8 p.m. Et on Thursday, Dec. 5, the awards will honor and recognize America’s finest patriots, as judged by Fox. Tons of recognizable Fox News personalities will be on hand, and the only way to watch live is to stream the awards with a subscription to Fox Nation.

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Updated: With reports that Donald Trump is eyeing potential alternatives to Pete Hegseth as defense secretary, some of the former Fox & Friends Weekend host’s colleagues attempted to give him a boost.

Hegseth’s nomination faces new doubts in the wake of media reports about alleged drinking episodes, financial mismanagement and the settlement of a woman’s claim that he sexually assaulted her.

Hegseth’s mother Penelope appeared on Fox & Friends this morning and blasted The New York Times for publishing a leaked 2018 email in which she wrote to her son that they were “broken by your behavior and your lack of character.” Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy read a portion of the email during her appearance.

“He is not that man he was seven years ago,” she said. “I am not that mother, and I hope people will hear that story today and the truth of that story.”

She...

Pete Hegseth is attempting to defend himself against a slew of misconduct allegations that threaten his nomination as Donald Trump’s Secretary of Defense — with some help from his mom.

Penelope Hegseth appeared on Fox & Friends on Wednesday to defend her son’s nomination and counteract the damage done by the public release of a 2018 email in which she called him an “abuser of women,” and decried his treatment of his second wife during their divorce.

Pete Hegseth was a Fox News host for years before Trump nominated him to lead the Pentagon.

Fox News personality Sean Hannity hosts the Patriot Awards Ceremony on Fox Nation. (Photo courtesy Fox News Media)

Fox News Media will produce the sixth-annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards Ceremony on Thursday, December 5, the company announced this week.

The awards ceremony will be emceed by Fox News Channel prime-time host Sean Hannity, and will stream live through the Fox Nation streaming service at 8 p.m. Eastern Time (5 p.m. Pacific Time). Fox News will air an encore presentation of the awards ceremony on Sunday, December 8 at 10 p.m. Eastern Time.

The show partners with Tunnel 2 Towers (T2T), Patriot Mobile, Golden Corral and Belfor to honor and recognize America’s patriots, including military veterans, first responders and other everyday heroes.

Throughout the evening, heroes will be honored in a number of categories, including the T2T Stephen Siller Back the Blue Award, Fox Weather Ultimate Patriot Award, Fox Nation Award for Service to Veterans,...

Alec Baldwin “really liked” returning to “Saturday Night Live” last month to impersonate Bret Baier, the Fox News host told “Fox & Friends” on Monday.

Recalling an impromptu Sunday night run-in with the Emmy-winning actor, Baier said that Baldwin approached him in the middle of dinner and was “gracious” in their “nice conversation.”

Baldwin memorably played Baier in a spoof of the journalist’s interview with Vice President Kamala Harris in the Oct. 19 episode of “SNL,” marking his return to the sketch comedy series since his four-year stint playing former President Donald Trump — and his legal battle in the aftermath of the fatal “Rust” shooting.

“You don’t have to answer, but you told me in the green room about a brush with a celebrity. Do you want to reveal this?” Steve Doocy asked while closing out Monday’s “Fox & Friends” segment with the “Special Report With Bret Baier” host.

Not many people who work at Fox News Channel get to push back at Sean Hannity. Lawrence Jones is one of them.

When Jones was just getting started at the Fox Corp.-backed conservative-leaning news outlet, Hannity took him under his wing, and offered advice, even the chance to start appearing on his well-watched primetime program. At first, “I told him no,” Jones recalls, “I’m more libertarian. You’re more conservative. I just want to be able to do what I do.” Hannity told him the pair could use their differences to create interesting segments. “We will make it a thing on TV,” Jones remembers being told.

Lawrence Jones continues to do things differently at Fox News Channel. At 31, he is decidedly younger than many of the network’s best-known personalities. He is one of just a handful of people of color who hold regular posts on the Fox News schedule.

Humiliating himself with his conduct interviewing Vice President Kamala Harris earlier this week, Bret Baier probably won’t find the bracing cold open of Saturday Night Live tonight very amusing. As the Fox News anchor was during his sit-down with the VP on October 16, Baier will be in the wrong.

“The pleasure is neither of ours,” said Maya Rudolph’s Harris to the Alec Baldwin-portrayed Baier in the very funny and sharp cold open. Yes, you read that right: Alec Baldwin.

In a bit of shocker, this is longtime Donald Trump-playing Baldwin’s first return to SNL since his involuntary manslaughter trial for the fatal 2021 shooting of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was tossed out because of suppressed evidence by New Mexico prosecutors. Before the trial, which could have seen him go behind bars for up to 18 months if found guilty, the 17-time SNL host Baldwin previously was on...

Fox News denied that any of its staffers supplied material for Donald Trump at the Al Smith Dinner on Thursday night, despite the former president’s claim on the network that “a couple people from Fox” provided jokes for his performance.

Trump made the claim during an appearance on Fox & Friends, where co-host Steve Doocy told him that his “material was really funny. Who wrote it?”

“Well, I have had a lot of people helping me. A couple people from Fox,” Trump said in the interview. “I shouldn’t say that, but they wrote some jokes and for the most part, I didn’t like any of them.”

Trump’s comments quickly generated social media chatter, with Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign taking note of it.

A Fox News spokesperson, though, said that “no employee or freelancer wrote the jokes.”

Instead, the material was written by Nick Dipaulo, a vendor who...

Fox News said no employee of or freelancer for the network penned jokes for former president Donald Trump’s speech at Thursday night’s Al Smith Dinner fundraiser — contrary to claims Trump made on the network’s air Friday morning.

In an Oct. 18 appearance on “Fox & Friends,” show host Steve Doocy commented to Trump, “Your material is real funny, who wrote it?” (via Mediaite). Trump replied, “Well, I’ve had a lot of people helping, a lot of people. A couple of people from Fox, actually — I shouldn’t say that, but they wrote some jokes, and for the most part, I didn’t like any of them.”

But Fox News said that’s false. “Fox News confirmed that no employee or freelancer wrote the jokes” for Trump, a spokesperson for the network said in a statement to Variety.

Trump did receive several jokes for the event that were...

Update, with video: Last night at the Alfred E. Smith Catholic charity dinner in New York, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump rattled off a roster of grievances and talking points in the guise of jokes that even he didn’t think were particularly funny (he seemed to admit as much on Fox & Friends today), and one of his targets was ABC’s The View.

“That stupid show The View is so bad now the other day I was watching it and thinking you know what? They really need to bring Rosie O’Donnell back,” Trump said last night. “That show is bad. Those people are bad. I know every one of them and they are bad news I want to tell you. And it doesn’t do very well either. Ratings are very important and it doesn’t do very well.”

Naturally, The View aired the not-very-funny clip during today’s Hot Topics segment,...

Fox Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen became the story on Friday when, during a live broadcast, he rescued a woman endangered by flooding from Hurricane Helene.

While reporting on the storm conditions in Atlanta, Van Dillen pointed out a nearby vehicle that had gotten trapped in the rising floodwaters, and the driver could be heard yelling for help. As seen in the video below, Van Dillen initially told viewers that he had contacted the authorities, and the fire department was said to be on their way to help the unnamed woman.

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Fox Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen interrupted a live broadcast out of Atlanta to save a woman screaming for help, trapped in her car in a flood caused by Hurricane Helene.

Van Dillen was reporting just after 7 a.m. from Peachtree Creek in North Atlanta, where a rising flood had trapped a woman in her car. As the woman called for help, Van Dillen assured her that 911 had been called and first responders were on the way. But as the woman continued to shout, Van Dillen decided to embark on his own rescue mission, venturing into the flood and carrying her out of her car and to safety.

About half an hour after rescuing the woman, Van Dillen rejoined the “Fox & Friends” broadcast, where anchors Ainsley Earhardt and Steve Doocy asked him about his heroic act.

“She was panicking. She really wasn’t making too much sense, and she...

A Fox Weather meteorologist broke away from a live “Fox & Friends” report on Friday morning to save a woman who was trapped in her submerged car and screaming for help, eventually wading into the chest-deep water and hauling her to safety.

Bob Van Dillen was doing a live hit from Atlanta around 7 a.m. about the widespread flooding caused by Hurricane Helene, showing a vehicle that got caught in the rising creek bed in the background. That’s when he was interrupted by the woman’s cries for help.

With the live-shot still rolling, Dillen yelled to the woman that 9-1-1 had been called, and fire trucks are heard in the distance. But as the sirens faded and her screams became more frantic, Dillen ended the standup and decided to take action.

Fox cut back to the “Fox & Friends” studio, but the cameraman caught the daring rescue in swift,...

Former President Donald Trump appeared to be opening the door again to a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris that is not sponsored by Fox News.

Over the weekend, Trump floated a Sept. 4 debate on Fox News, and claimed that a previously scheduled Sept. 10 ABC News event had been “terminated.” He also wrote that he will “see her on September 4th, or I won’t see her at all.”

That was interpreted as Trump backing out of the ABC News event, as Harris’ campaign claimed that he was “running scared” and “running straight to Fox News to bail him out.”

On Fox and Friends this morning, Trump suggested that something was in the works, albeit he hinted that it would not be on the network.

“We’ll be debating her in the pretty near future. It’s going to be announced fairly soon,” Trump said. “I would like to see it on Fox,...

Donald Trump‘s national security adviser, John Bolton, said that the former president wants Americans to treat him like North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.

Bolton shared in the X post a 2018 video of Trump talking to the Fox News host Steve Doocy days after his Singapore summit meeting with Kim.

“Are we close to seeing Mr. Kim here at the White House,” Doocy asked in the recording.

“It could happen,” Trump replied.

Trump then went on to compliment the North Korean supreme leader.

“He’s the head of a country,” Trump stated in the clip. “And I mean, he is the strong head. Don’t let anyone think anything different.

“He speaks, and his people sit up at attention,” he claimed. “I want my people to do the same.”

“Donald Trump wants Americans to treat him like North Koreans treat Kim [Jong] Un,” the former United States U.N. ambassador...

The big bipartisan border reform deal is all but dead, thanks to Maga Republicans obeying Donald Trump’s wishes to kill it. The legislation delivered many of the immigration measures conservatives have long wanted, but the former president and his allies in Congress worry progress on the issue would make Joe Biden look good ahead of the presidential election. Therefore, addressing what Republicans say is the most pressing crisis facing America today is going to have to wait until a later date when the party feels it’s more politically expedient.

Donald Trump is scheduled to appear on Fox News Wednesday night for a town hall discussion ahead of next week’s Iowa caucuses. He began his morning by bashing the network that serves as his primary propaganda arm in the media.

“So funny to watch Steve Doocy of Fox & Friends desperately trying to save Ron DeSanctimonious, a sinking ship. Whatever happened to that guy??? Also, the CNN Poll used by Fox, even though I’m winning big, is a Fake outlier,” he wrote early Wednesday morning on Truth Social.

The...

Live from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tn, it’s the 2023 Patriot Awards on Fox Nation. It’s an evening dedicated to celebrating those whom Fox deems America’s greatest patriots, and a host of Fox News personalities will be on hand to present awards. Hosted by Pete Hegseth, the ceremony takes place on Thursday, Nov. 16 starting at 8 p.m. Et, and will show off the network’s stars in all their red-white-and-blue glory. You can watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of Fox Nation.

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Hegseth who has helmed the event every year since its inception, will return as emcee. The evening will honor America’s everyday heroes, including military veterans, first responders...

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade was caught on a hot mic calling a congressman a “dumbass” for voting for Kevin McCarthy during Tuesday’s Speaker vote, and Seth Meyers got a pretty big kick out of that on Wednesday night, pointing out some irony.

As part of his “Closer Look” segment, Meyers once again roasted Republicans for not being able to decide on a House Speaker, calling up footage of GOP politicians publicly shaming their own party. But then, he pulled up a clip of Kilmeade — or rather, Kilmeade’s voice — shaming Rep. Don Bacon specifically.

The footage is of the live vote in the House but, as Bacon is called on to give his vote, Kilmeade is clearly heard saying “dumbass” after the congressman doesn’t say Jim Jordan’s name.

“Do you know how bad things are for you when Brian Kilmeade is calling you a dumbass?” Meyers mocked with a laugh.

There is a shake-up coming to Fox News Channel‘s flagship morning program, Fox & Friends, as Lawrence Jones has been announced as one of the show’s new permanent co-hosts. The reveal came during Thursday (September 14) morning’s broadcast, confirming that Jones will join co-hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade from 6 to 9 am weekdays, starting on Monday, September 18. He will also continue to serve as the show’s enterprise reporter. Jones, who at 30 years old is the youngest Black co-host on cable news, is best known for hosting Lawrence Jones Cross Country, which airs Saturday nights on Fox News. The show, which sees Jones traveling across the U.S. to highlight issues facing all Americans, is set to be replaced by One Nation with Brian Kilmeade. “I am honored to become a part of the cable news legacy Fox News has created with Fox & Friends, the very show...

Fox News is adding a new permanent face to the “Fox & Friends” curvy couch, as Lawrence Jones will officially join the program as a co-host.

Starting on Sept. 18, Jones will join the current co-hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade for the 6-9 a.m. Et weekday show. Jones will continue to serve as the network’s enterprise reporter.

“We have a huge announcement,” co-host Ainsley Earhardt said during Thursday’s show. “You know him, you love him. And now Lawrence Jones is getting a bigger role on ‘Fox & Friends’ and we are bringing together the entire family for the whole announcement.”

Fox News anchors Steve Doocy, Rachel Campos-Duffy, and Will Cain all joined the show virtually to celebrate Jones’ official appointment.

“It looks like the bosses are allowing me to join ‘Fox & Friends’ full-time as one of y’all’s co-hosts,” Jones said as Doocy offered him a round of applause.

In a change to its morning show, Fox News is adding Lawrence Jones as a co-anchor of Fox & Friends, where he will join longtime hosts Steve Doocy, Brian Kilmeade and Ainsley Earhardt on weekday mornings.

Jones will also continue in his role as the program’s enterprise reporter. His weekend show Lawrence Jones Cross Country will end with his new promotion, with Kilmeade taking over the 9 p.m. Saturday time slot.

“I am honored to become a part of the cable news legacy Fox News has created with Fox & Friends, the very show where I made my first ever national television appearance,” Jones said in a statement. “It is truly a privilege to inform our audience every day and I can’t wait to do so each morning.”

Fox says that Jones, 30, is the “youngest Black co-host in cable news” with the promotion. Doocy and Kilmeade have co-hosted the morning...

Fox News announced Thursday that Lawrence Jones is joining Fox & Friends as the morning show’s fourth co-host.

Beginning Monday, Sept. 18, Jones will appear opposite Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade every weekday morning from 6-9 am Et, while continuing in his role as the franchise’s enterprise reporter.

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Lawrence Jones is becoming a co-host of Fox News’s Fox & Friends, joining Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade on the couch on weekday mornings.

Jones will continue as enterprise reporter on the show. He was named to that position in 2021.

He joined Fox News in 2018. With the promotion, he also will be the youngest Black co-host in cable news. He will start as co-host on Monday.

The network said that Jones’s weekend show Lawrence Jones Cross Country will end and will be replaced by One Nation with Brian Kilmeade, which will now air in the 9 p.m. Et timeslot on Saturdays.

Jones came to prominence as a libertarian and conservative commentator, having hosted a show for TheBlaze Radio Network and having served as a contributing host for The Blaze TV.

Gavin Hadden, senior vice president of morning programming for Fox News, said that Jones “has his...

Fox News made efforts Wednesday to connect the cocaine found at the White House on Sunday to Hunter Biden’s family visit two days later for the July 4th celebrations.

In video opening a “Fox & Friends” segment, which you can watch above, President Biden’s son is shown during the visit holding his 3-year-old daughter, with his adult-aged daughters and first lady Jill Biden nearby.

“Hunter Biden joining the first family on the White House balcony for the Fourth of July fireworks show as Secret Service agents investigate suspected cocaine that was found in the West Wing,” Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany said.

McEnany then turned to Fox News correspondent Mark Meredith, who reported from the White House lawn on the Hunter Biden visit as well as the details surrounding the cocaine that was found Sunday in the West Wing.

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James Van Der Beek has became the talk of Fox News after posting a viral rant on TikTok in which he slammed the Democratic National Committe (DNC) for not planning to host a debate between Joe Biden and his Democratic opponents once his bid for presidential re-election in 2024 is announced (via The Daily Beast). The DNC’s decision has been condemned by both media figures such as Joe Rogan and some of Biden’s Democratic challengers, including Robert F. Kennedy and Marianne Williamson.

Fox News’ Steve Doocy, who co-anchors the network’s morning show “Fox & Friends,” praised Van Der Beek for “ripping into” the DNC, saying, “I watched this video and I was like, ‘This guy deserves to be sitting on a panel analyzing everything that’s going on right now.”

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House Republicans have been promising to expose President Joe Biden’s supposedly criminal business dealings with foreign entities for months. But the biggest takeaway from Oversight Committee Chair James Comer’s (R-Ky.) much-hyped press conference on Wednesday revealing the GOP’s “findings” was just the opposite — they don’t have the goods.

What Republicans presented on “judgment day” was a memo outlining more than $10 million in payments received by members of the Biden family from foreign businesses between 2015-2017. But the findings lacked a crucial detail — concrete evidence linking Biden...

Fox News agreed to pay Dominion Voting Systems $787.5 million in a last-minute settlement on Tuesday that spared the network the humiliation of a publicized defamation trial. If you get your news coverage from Fox’s prime-time stars, however, you’d have no idea it happened.

The outcome of the lawsuit was not mentioned once between the hours of 7 and 11 p.m. on Tuesday night — a block of time that includes network headliners Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, and Sean Hannity, all figures who were implicated in Dominion’s case against Fox.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s #1 fan Piers Morgan is speaking out again about his favorite couple. The “Piers Morgan Uncensored” host just appeared on Fox News and—surprise!—took the opportunity in front of an audience of millions to bash the former royals. What hasn’t he bashed the pair about since they left the UK?! This time, his tirade is about their rather tepid response to being invited to King Charles’ coronation in May.

In the short clip, the controversial British talking head manages to call Harry a “ratbag,” slam him for making “millions” off his father while simultaneously bashing him in his biography “Spare,” allege that the pair will only appear at the coronation for their own selfish reasons (ie. fodder for their reality show), and in sum, assert that the whole thing is “absolutely revolting.”

He may have some valid points, but in typical Piers fashion...

Saturday Night Live this weekend began with a parody of the morning news show Fox & Friends as a cold open. The sketch featured Heidi Gardner as Ainsley Earhardt, Mikey Day as Steve Doocy and Bowen Yang as Brian Kilmeade.

The hosts had a laugh about the $1.6 billion lawsuit against Fox News by Dominion Voting Systems over the television network’s unsubstantiated claims of election fraud.

Dominion has submitted numerous texts and emails between Fox News hosts that criticize their own reporting as evidence. The channel has claimed that these conversations were taken out of context.

They also addressed media mogul and Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch, who admitted that the channel promoted election fraud conspiracies that they were aware were false for higher ratings.

They then talked with MyPillow guy Mike Lindell (James Austin Johnson), who is one of the network’s major sponsors and a known conspiracy theorist about the 2020 election.

The Saturday Night Live cold open featured a Fox & Friends segment where the hosts of the Fox News morning show get Rupert Murdoch, chairman of Fox Corp. who’s currently in a legal battle, and Alex Murdaugh, a man convicted of murdering his wife and son, mixed up.

“You may have heard that Fox News is currently facing a $1.6 billion dollar lawsuit from Dominion Voting System,” Mikey Day’s Steve Doocy said, opening the March 4 episode. A complaint was filed against Fox Corp. and Murdoch on Friday over allegations that the network chief gave confidential information to former president Donald Trump’s campaign in 2020.

“I’m surprised because I’m such a fan of dominions. The little yellow guys with the overalls,” Bowen Yang’s Brian Kilmeade responded. Day’s Doocy clarified that he’s not talking about minions, the babbling species from Despicable Me, but the Dominion voting machines lawsuit: “Our boss,...

On the heels of a close victory at Super Bowl Lvii, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is once again taking over global television screens as this week’s host of “Saturday Night Live.”

The episode opened with a mock “Fox & Friends” segment, featuring Mikey Day as Steve Doocy, Heidi Gardner as Ainsley Earhardt and Bowen Yang as Brian Kilmeade. The sketch comes amid a cascade of embarrassing revelations around Fox News and its major stars in recent days as the litigation grinds on in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit filed against Fox News by Dominion Voting Systems after the 2020 election.

As Earhardt, Gardner says of the network’s founder Rupert Murdoch: “Rupert Murdoch would never murder anyone. They sent him away for life. Look how sad he looks.” An image of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh then appears on the screen as Earhardt realizes her mistake.

The comedians...

“Saturday Night Live” focused on Dominion Voting Systems’ ongoing defamation lawsuit against Fox News for the cold open this week, and unfortunately, the fake “Fox & Friends” hosts couldn’t keep their lawsuit details straight. As a result, Heidi Gardner’s Ainsley Earhardt mistook Fox CEO Rupert Murdoch for convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh.

To kick off the episode, Mikey Day, Gardner and Bowen Yang returned as Fox News hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade, respectively, first complaining about being in New York, a Democrat-run city. But things quickly turned to the ongoing suit against the network, with the hosts acknowledging recent testimony from Fox CEO Rupert Murdoch, admitting that some Fox News hosts knowingly touted election lies on-air.

Yang’s Kilmeade admitted he was surprised by the conflict, noting that he loves “da minions,” referring to the yellow babbling creatures from “Despicable Me.” Day’s Doocy quickly corrected him,...

Mere minutes after Chris Rock’s live Netflix stand-up special Selective Outrage ended, Saturday Night Live kicked off with its cold open — a parody of Fox & Friends featuring Mikey Day as Steve Doocy, Heidi Gardner as Ainsley Earhardt, and Bowen Yang as Brian Kilmeade.

After ripping into New York City (a Democrat-run “cesspool”), they mocked the current $1.6 billion lawsuit Fox News is facing from Dominion Voting Systems over the network’s unsupported election-fraud-claims.

“Rupert Murdoch would never murder anyone. They’d send him away for life. Look how sad he looks!

Saturday Night Live went with the week’s biggest media stories for its cold open: the revelations from Dominion Voting Systems bombshell filing in its defamation lawsuit against Fox News. Watch a clip below.

Once again choosing the setting of Fox & Friends to skewer the network, hosts Steve Doocy (Mikey Day), Ainsley Earhardt (Heidi Gardner) and Brian Kilmeade (Bowen Yang) explained the revelations and why the network hasn’t covered the case.

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“Rupert Murdoch admitted that Fox News aired election fraud conspiracies to get ratings even though everyone at Fox knew they were false,” Day’s Doocy says.

Saturday Night Live‘s Cold Open took us to the Fox and Friends couch for an uncomfortable post-mortem of the midterm elections in which a “red wave” never materialized.

After Democrats stunningly maintained control of both the House and the Senate, Rupert Murdoch-owned media outlets like Fox News and New York Post immediately turned on their orange savior. As Bowen Yang as co-host Brian Kilmeade put it: “Per a company-wide email we got this morning, he’s dead to us.”

Mikey Day’s Steve Doocy segued, “Nearly every candidate Trump backed lost this week,...

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Dave Chappelle’s opening monologue on Saturday Night Live tackled Kanye “Ye” West’s antisemitic comments, as well as Donald Trump and the midterm elections.

The comedian began by reading a statement he said he prepared. “I denounce antisemitism in all its forms. And I stand with my friends in the Jewish community,” he said, before adding, “And that, Kanye, is how you buy yourself some time.”

Chappelle spent much of his set taking aim at West and how the rapper and fashion mogul thought he was untouchable until Adidas, among other business partners, dropped him after a series of antisemitic comments posted to social media. “Ironically, Addias was founded by Nazis and even they were offended,” he said.

Chappelle also discussed the controversy around Kyrie Irving, who recently was suspended from the Brooklyn Nets for at least five games after he shared...

As Rupert Murdoch-owned outlets noticeably pinned the blame for the Republicans’ midterm losses on Donald Trump, Saturday Night Live spoofed Fox & Friends as its tried to break the news to the former Celebrity Apprentice host that he was no longer their favorite guest.

“Mr. President. I don’t know how to tell you this. But we have moved on. We can’t have you on the show anymore,” Fox & Friends co-host Ainsley Earhardt (played by Heidi Gardner) told Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) in the aftermath of the Republicans dashed hopes of a red wave.

“What? What did I do?” Trump asked them. “Was it the insurrection?”

He then goes through a series of moments of the past seven years that had many in the media predicting his demise — the impeachment, “blackmailing Ukraine,” Charlottesville, an unbuilt wall — only to see him in the GOP’s continued embrace, and with it Murdoch’s empire.

Each weekday on MSNBC, Nicolle Wallace examines the biggest issues in politics. But on Peacock, she’s about to get a little personal.

In a four-part miniseries now available on the NBCUniversal streaming hub, the one-time White House Communications Director and host of MSNBC’s “Deadline: White House” is launching the first entry in “Deadline: Special Report,” a series of deep dives into issues she might not typically cover during her late-afternoon cable shift. Wallace interviews actors Taraji P. Henson and Rosie Perez, as well as Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn, about mental health and how to make it more a part of the national conversation. Viewers of the Peacock series, executive produced by Patrick Burkey, will also see Wallace interview a doctor who has pioneered a novel approach to mental health care inside and outside the classroom

Struggles with mental health, anxiety and feelings of being isolated are “so universal,...