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Fox News host Martha MacCallum pressed Vice President JD Vance on whether US-born freestyle skier Eileen Gu’s status should change for competing for China; Vance declined to weigh in, saying it’s up to the Olympics Committee and that he’ll root for American athletes, noting Gu’s American upbringing and freedoms.
Peter Hegseth, a Fox News host, is drawing attention due to his tattoos, which have sparked discussions and raised eyebrows among viewers and the media.
In an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, former President Trump stated he would have "every right" to go after his political adversaries if re-elected, citing alleged criminal activities by President Biden and his family. Trump emphasized that he does not want to engage in the same tactics he accuses Democrats of using against him, but warned that continued legal actions against him could harm the country.
On Fox News' "The Five," Jeanine Pirro clashed with co-host Greg Gutfeld after accusing actor Ian Ziering of instigating a brawl with bikers in Los Angeles. Pirro, a former prosecutor, argued that Ziering was the aggressor, having left his daughter in the car to confront the bikers, punching one and knocking another off his bike. Gutfeld defended Ziering, calling him a hero, but Pirro maintained that Ziering should have stayed in the car if concerned for his daughter's safety. The LAPD is investigating the incident, with Ziering listed as the victim.
The hosts of "The View" mocked Fox News for criticizing Green Day's anti-MAGA lyrics, highlighting the band's history of political activism and the long tradition of politically-inspired music in America. They referenced songs from various artists over the decades that addressed political issues, pointing out the inconsistency in Fox News' stance given their support for conservative musicians. The segment concluded with a reminder of the importance of music as a medium for expressing societal sentiments and influencing political change.
Fox News personalities Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt are maintaining their relationship despite Hannity's permanent move to Florida. Hannity, who recently announced his relocation on his iHeartRadio talk show, cited political and financial reasons for the move. Earhardt will continue her role on Fox & Friends in New York but plans to travel to Florida on weekends to spend time with Hannity. The couple's relationship, which has been public since last year, will now involve more travel, but sources close to them believe their bond will remain strong. Fox News seems supportive of the situation, potentially allowing Earhardt to work from Florida occasionally.
Fox News is set to host town halls with Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley in Des Moines, Iowa, focusing on women's issues, following criticism for scheduling a town hall with Donald Trump that coincides with a GOP debate. The events for Haley and DeSantis are scheduled for Jan. 8 and 9, respectively, while Trump's event is on Jan. 10. Critics accuse Trump of avoiding debates and Fox News of enabling him, but Fox's Bret Baier insists Trump will not receive questions in advance. The town halls come just before the Iowa caucuses on Jan. 15, with Trump leading in polls despite the GOP grappling with the fallout from the Roe v. Wade decision.
Sean Hannity, the prominent Fox News host and Trump ally, has announced his relocation from New York to Florida, citing alignment with the state's political leadership and values as key reasons for the move. Hannity praised Florida's lack of state income tax, better quality of life, and Republican governance under Ron DeSantis. His departure follows a trend of high-profile figures moving to Republican-led states, and he has expressed no regrets about leaving New York, criticizing its high taxes and regulation.
Tom Morello, guitarist for Rage Against the Machine, succinctly responded to Fox Business pundits who criticized Green Day for altering their song "American Idiot" to target Donald Trump's "MAGA agenda." The pundits' discomfort with political music and their selective outrage, given the network's history of platforming right-wing artists, sparked criticism and accusations of hypocrisy on social media. Morello, known for his political activism and education, along with other users, highlighted the irony of the pundits' focus on song lyrics over substantial issues.
Tom Morello, guitarist for Rage Against the Machine, succinctly responded to Fox Business pundits who criticized Green Day for altering the lyrics of their song "American Idiot" to criticize Donald Trump's "MAGA agenda." The pundits accused the band of alienating people by making their music political, despite the song's original political nature against George W. Bush's policies. Morello, known for his political activism and education, replied with a terse "Is that so?" on social media, highlighting the irony of the situation given the conservative network's history of hosting right-wing artists. The debate underscores the ongoing tension between artists' political expression and conservative media's selective endorsement of free speech.
Sean Hannity, the Fox News host, has officially moved from New York to Florida, citing high taxes, burdensome regulations, and misaligned values as reasons for his departure. Hannity, who already owned a $5.3 million townhouse in Palm Beach near Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, expressed his contentment with Florida's Republican leadership, including Governor Ron DeSantis and Senators Marco Rubio and Rick Scott. He joins other media personalities who have made Florida their home and predicts that more wealthy individuals will leave high-tax states.
Donald J. Trump has opted out of participating in the CNN Republican presidential primary debate in Iowa, choosing instead to attend a Fox News town hall. The CNN debate will now feature a head-to-head between Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, both of whom are significantly trailing Trump in Iowa polls. Other candidates like Vivek Ramaswamy and Chris Christie did not qualify for the debate. DeSantis and Haley have criticized Trump's decision to skip the debate, with Haley urging him to participate and DeSantis's spokesman suggesting Trump is avoiding defending his record.
Former President Donald Trump has chosen to participate in a Fox News town hall rather than attend the CNN GOP primary debate, both scheduled for the same time on Jan. 10. Trump's decision comes despite calls from fellow candidates Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis to join the debate. Trump has avoided GOP primary debates thus far, preferring his own events, and has indicated he would only consider debating if the polls were close, which they currently are not, according to his assessment.
Marc Thiessen, in a Fox News Video, argues that the Jeffrey Epstein case exemplifies how the judicial system is skewed in favor of the rich and powerful. Thiessen's commentary suggests that Epstein's wealth and connections may have played a role in how his legal matters were handled, pointing to a broader issue of inequality within the justice system. The discussion reflects ongoing concerns about how economic and social status can influence legal outcomes.
A recent development in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal is set to reveal names tied to the late financier, who was known for his high-profile connections and allegations of sexual misconduct. This information is expected to be disclosed during a segment on Fox News, indicating potential implications for various individuals within Epstein's network. The specifics of the names and the context in which they will be released have yet to be detailed.