Trump unloads on Fox News in Truth Social rant for ‘defending Dumocrats’ - Trump urged his loyal fans to watch his Monday rally on a different channel instead of Fox

The anti-Trumper mistaken for a Donald Trump die-hard during a live Fox News hit from a GOP midterms campaign rally in South Carolina on Thursday — and who delivered a minute of pure TV magic trolling the president and his supporters — has revealed what prompted him.

President Trump is “dominating the airwaves and controlling the conversation,” Fox host Jesse Watters declared on October 21, touting the president’s midterm blitz. Trump was speaking in South Carolina at that same moment.

"Thanks for the 4 shoutouts today, Mr. President. I'll be on Fox this Sunday to share more of my thoughts on your failure in Iran and how it’s raised gas and food prices. If you get a break from bragging about oil company profits and playing golf, tune in!"

President Donald Trump is set to appear at a midterm rally Thursday in South Carolina, where Fox News ostensibly visited to interview MAGA devotees in the hopes of hyping up viewers at home. “Why are you here this morning?” Fox News reporter Lucas Tomlinson asked an attendee during a live broadcast.

The spokesperson of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) said Iran's army is "relentlessly enhancing its combat readiness," after sources told Fox News earlier this week that movements are being made in the Middle East to give President Donald Trump options if he decides to resume strikes on Iran.

A familiar face from Donald Trump’s second administration has landed a television gig. Fox News announced that it has signed a former White House press secretary as an on-air contributor, with the

Looks like Fox News is crashing right along with President Donald Trump. According to Status, Nielsen Ratings found that Fox is headed toward its lowest total viewership since December 2023—a drop of 27% from last October.

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"But there have been recent reports that show that there are a lot of these rural and Republican voters who just do not overall trust the polling industry."

Sen. Susan Collins' fate on Election Day matters far more than who will represent Maine for the next six years.

FOX News 'Special Report' host Bret Baier reports on Senate campaigns across the country, citing RCP poll averages for each state. BRET BAIER: President Trump is continuing his nationwide campaign blitz ahead of next week's elections,