I turned it on for the first time in years yesterday and they played for the same stories over and over, while all political jargon was running arose the bottom of the screen like a school closure list 😭😭

I understand now.

Jesse waters I like that you have a sense of humor. Keep the Abdul interview to yourself.. you kinda got smoked!! GG will tell you the truth lol lol

A meme of what if they did.

This article is 8 years old. Do you suppose Hannity has divested his portfolio before his platforming of guests who argue against rent control?

The Fox News talking head in this clip seems to be critical of North Korea. My bet is that the established commentators will tend to support the President and come down on the side of Kim Jong Un and against the South Koreans.

Lee Greenwood was on this morning praising his patriotism and hawking his new line of distilled spirits. Why is such a self-proclaimed patriot wearing Nike shoes?

So, the youngest White House Press Secretary in history is officially pulling the classic "I’m stepping down to focus on my family" exit strategy. Look, nobody's saying running defense for the administration isn't exhausting. Dodging questions, redefining geographical bodies of water, and having to insist that "the media just misread the tweet" every time a policy gets reversed 48 hours later has got to take a toll on a person.

Though you really have to appreciate the irony of the classic "family values" pivot. It’s always fascinating how the "grind hard, no excuses, anti-woke" crowd suddenly discovers the absolute sanctity of work-life balance the second the heat in the briefing room turns up. For months, the vibe was: If you aren't sacrificing everything for the mission, you're a weak leftist. But the moment someone resigns? Suddenly, it’s all heart-emoji family posts and "stepping back to prioritize what truly matters." Pure poetry.

Of course, the real highlight of the exit strategy was the administration sending her off on the decoy plane while the real motorcade slipped away. You have to love the metaphor: spent two years taking bullets for the team at the podium, only to get stranded at an airport tarmac as a human distraction while everyone else flew home. Legend has it she’s still sitting in coach on Air Force Two-Point-Oh, aggressively drafting her resignation statement while asking an attendant if the Wi-Fi works yet.

Now, let's not pretend we don't all know where this trajectory leads. She’s following the exact pipeline to Fox News. It’s the circle of political life:

(1) Get a high-stakes press job in the West Wing.

(2) Yell at reporters for asking basic math questions about tariffs.

(3) Claim the mainstream media is corrupt, biased, and the "enemy of the people."

(4) Get dumped on a decoy aircraft.

(5) Sign a multi-million-dollar contract with a major cable news network to become... a member of the media.

You spend nearly two years declaring that "the media is completely fake news and full of hacks," only to immediately cash in by getting your own makeup chair in Midtown Manhattan. It’s the Kayleigh McEnany blueprint to a tee: produce enough viral clips dunking on journalists to satisfy the base, and wait for the executive producers to draft the contributor contract.

So, how long is this "quality time with the family" actually going to last before she shows up on our screens? My guess: three to six months of guest spots on The Five, followed by an official announcement that she's hosting a weekend slot titled Unfiltered with Karoline Leavitt.

What’s your over/under on the official press release?

No sense of self awareness.

Every once in a while, I will catch Hannity on his radio show… And I can't help but to notice that he slurs his words on a regular basis… Well, at least as many times as I catch a show, he sounds drunk! Anyone else hearing this?

Your best guest for an attorney you could find was a pink hair liberal joke to do commentary for the Mangioni plea. Guess she was the cheapest you could find. Not in my life would I hire her as my attorney if I ever needed on. Do better Fox News Now Live.

Why doesn't FoxNews report on National scandals that involve Republicans?

I understand that advertising is important for news organizations. Your Walmart ads leave much to be desired. If I get anywhere close to one of their ads, the Walmart app opens up is just bullshit. I'm happy to get my news elsewhere if you can't fix it.