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Krystal Ball highlights leaked text messages showing Senator John Fetterman canceled a meeting with three disabled Pennsylvania veterans to appear on Fox News. Fetterman also complained about meeting with the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia over vaccine and Medicaid cuts.
Fox News fired anchor Maria Bartiromo for leaking a corporate executive's text message to senior White House officials. Dylan Byers reports the leaked text explicitly barred Bartiromo from broadcasting a segment on Chinese interference in the 2020 election.
Anchor Maria Bartiromo has departed Fox News after a twelve-year tenure at the network. Rumors suggest Bartiromo is under consideration to serve as the White House Press Secretary for the incoming administration.
Donald Trump threatened on Fox News to wipe out Iran if conflict escalates a third time. Emily Jashinsky notes that despite the US-Israeli assassination of the Ayatollah, Iranian domestic solidarity has grown rather than triggering a revolution.
Abdul El-Sayed's combative Fox News appearance with Jesse Watters showcased the left-populist strategy of redirecting cultural questions to economic issues. However, Emily Jashinsky argues that El-Sayed's failure to provide direct answers on transgender sports and gender transition alienated the very voters he targeted.
During his Fox News interview, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed compared infant circumcision to gender-affirming castration. Emily Jashinsky warns this unpolished response will damage his campaign on social media, making him appear unserious to swing voters.
Fox News has launched a media campaign to defend the AI industry, comparing data center water usage to local restaurants and framing opposition as far-left nimbyism. Krystal Ball disputes this, pointing out that AI training data centers consume millions of gallons of water.
Fox News contributor Joey Jones drew fierce criticism from Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti after he berated USS Lincoln sailors for complaining about degraded food and water quality.
Saagar Enjeti highlights a Fox News broadcast error that falsely inflated last year's average gas price to minimize public anger over current four-dollar-a-gallon prices.