Sentences with phrase «sure fox news»
I'm sure fox news has everything you could want.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders echoed Trump's sentiments, telling Fox News that she is «not sure why the media is acting like this isn't a well - established fact — women and young girls are brutally victimized on the journey north.
He's not entertaining, so he constantly has to make sure his ratings are at the top of the Fox News primetime schedule.
If the president, House Republicans, or Fox News tries to use this as a justification for some kind of purge at the FBI, then you can be sure of one thing: They're totally disconnected from the facts.
Hey Al FOX News has high ratings and they have Shepard Smith I'm sure he is gay also.
This is not Gays VS Christians (or any religion - How fox news of CNN to go there) and it is NOT about what a CEO speaks — this is about people protesting a chain because they do not want the money they pay for a sandwich to go to extreme groups who hate GAYS and work very hard to make sure the gay people do not have the same rights as straight people.
Fox sure as hell isn't No. 1 because they cover the news.
Be sure to check out Kate Harding's recent Salon.com take on S.E. Cupp, a rising star in the right - wing punditosphere — and a non-blonde atheist, which makes her a bit of an outlier and a more interesting character than most of the cookie - cuttter talking heads that dominate Fox News.
But not everyone at the sumptuous soiree was so sure Hillary would get off: Bill Clinton's top pollster and current Fox News contributor Doug Schoen deliberately steered clear of Abedin and Weiner, while former US Attorney General Michael Mukasey was overheard saying that given how «obvious» Hillary's e-mail blunders were, he didn't see how they could not charge her.
Sure there is Fox News and it has its followers — IMHO their facts are straight but the presentation puts even me, a lifelong conservative, off a bit so I don't pay them much attention.
Yet Fox News seems hellbent on making sure the public is less informed than ever about one of if not the most important issue of our time.
Let me make sure I understand this: You believe Fox News is dishonest and, to prove it, you link to a video clip from «Countdown with Keith Olbermann» on MSNBC, where the guest host interviews the vice president of «Media Matters», which is funded by George Soros.
The whole account also serves as another reminder of how activist our media environment has become — climate denial blogs swiftly ran the story, sure, but Fox News quickly pushed it out the gate too, treating the event as ammunition for fighting an ideological battle as opposed to something that should require, you know, investigating or something.