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Joined February 2012
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Brian Flood retweeted
Despicable. How do you joke about the public murder of a father with young children - simply because you didn't like things he said?
Abdul El-Sayed's pattern of hostile exchanges with reporters draws scrutiny after viral moment
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Brian Flood retweeted
The top story on @FoxNews right now… my commentary on El-Sayed snapping at the media.
Go read it.
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Strongly disagree. Baseball on the radio is so purely American that it should be preserved even if the audience is relatively small, because it’s just something that should always be there.
@DavidPSamson says MLB no longer needs radio: "We don't need baseball on radio anymore." The former Marlins president predicts on Nothing Personal that "radio will go the way of Kodak and Blockbuster." @JohnMamola has more. #MLB
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EXCLUSIVE: CBS News chief Bari Weiss faced “significant resistance” from staff at the network’s 9am meeting this morning while discussing the growing Alaska ballot scandal as she urged reporters to dig into the story, according to sources at the meeting.
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Brian Flood retweeted
60 Minutes built a whole segment around a Malian man deported after 25 years, on the premise that he'd be persecuted back home.
His original claim was that he was gay. He wasn't. The basis of his claim was fraudulent from the start.
Immigration lawyers coach their clients to lie, and journalists keep taking these stories at face value. Abrego Garcia was the same story.
Thanks @FoxNews for having me on.
Brian Flood retweeted
FOX News gets ruthless!
@RuthlessPodcast is bringing its unfiltered political commentary to FOX News Channel, breaking down Washington and finding the humor in the headlines.
Catch the special edition today, October 25, at 12 PM ET on FOX News.
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Fox News stars Ainsley Earhardt and Sean Hannity tied the knot on Saturday at the historic Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida, returning to the place where Hannity proposed over Christmas in 2024.
Surrounded by their children, relatives and closest friends, the couple exchanged vows in a heartfelt ceremony that reflected their shared faith and the importance of family in their lives.
Get the full details on Ainsley and Sean's wedding and the personal touches that made their big day memorable: foxnews.com/media/ainsley-ea…
Brian Flood retweeted
In case anyone wants the actual details behind ABC’s hit job. Fox News Digital story below ⬇️
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🚨 Fox News’ @BritHume reveals why he quit ABC to join Fox: “I had for years been concerned that ABC News and all the rest of the news organizations were biased to the left. Fox was the place which was determined not to be.”
“The first big opportunity we had to be different was after 9/11.
“After 9/11, the mainstream media was hand-wringing about how America caused the attacks and why our foreign policy triggered the hatred. I thought that was ridiculous. Most Americans recoiled from the idea that we were somehow responsible for a savage terrorist attack that killed so many people. So we covered it differently — and it put us on a lot of people’s radar.”
Brian Flood retweeted
Thirty years ago, my wife thought I was crazy to leave CNN to join a start-up cable network launched by a controversial media mogul. Back then @FoxNews had an uphill fight just to get on cable systems in big cities like NYC. I'm awfully glad I took the chance foxnews.com/opinion/juan-wil…
Brian Flood retweeted
30 years ago, @FoxNews launched and @EricShawnTV and @SteveDoocy were there on day one.
Here’s how it started... and how it’s going.
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SANDRA SMITH: I walked into Fox News 19 years ago. The people and viewers changed my life
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Dana Perino pulls back the curtain on the people Fox News viewers never see — the producers who tear up entire rundowns when breaking news hits, the line producer who whispered "You're okay" in her ear when she nearly broke down interviewing an Afghan bombing witness, the hair and makeup team she calls her "sister-friends" after 15 years.
As Fox News marks 30 years on the air, Perino makes the case that the network's dominance comes down to the hundreds of people who never appear on screen. From the security guard who announces "Talent is in the building" just to make her cringe, to the road crews who transform parking lots into broadcast sets, to the assistants who remember she needs a footstool and warm water in her cup — these are the details that define a culture built to last three decades at number one.
Full story here foxnews.com/opinion/dana-per…
FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott rings Nasdaq Closing Bell as network celebrates 30th anniversary foxnews.com/media/suzanne-sc…
Brian Flood retweeted
Fox News celebrates 30 years on the air!
@marthamaccallum reflects on how the network bridged the media divide to give middle America a voice.