Who is the most trustworthy Fox News personality these days?

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I cannot call any of the advertising supported commentary stars as “trustworthy”. They are paid personalities who are reading what the advertisers and shareholders want to be said. People pick one of the other because the agree with the opinions of one or the other. I stopped consuming any of that stuff a long time ago.
 
I don’t listen to Fox, CNN or MSNBC unless a coworker or patient turns it on.

But because they all have an obvious bias, I am more likely to believe a story they report if it goes “against” their side. For instance if Fox makes a liberal look good or CNN praises a conservative.

Otherwise I pretty much hear ”wahwahwah” (picture Linus hearing adults talk)
 
I would say:

Bret Baier
Martha MacCallum
Bill Hemmer
Harris Faulkner
Chris Wallace
Dana Perino
Brit Hume
John Roberts
Shannon Bream

There are others too… but these are the ones that seem the most fair to me.
 
Anyone want to give a shout-out to Raymond Arroyo?

I really don’t care for Fox News. It’s just too glossy, too loud, too garish, too… something I can’t quite describe.

What I would like to see is a non-profit, unbiased news service, kind of like a somewhat faster-paced version of PBS Newshour with shorter stories and a tendency to get more to the point, with limited commercials. Perhaps have two affiliated channels, one with longer stories, and another in more of a “headline news” wheel format.
 
As others have pointed out, most if not all news outlets are biased to some degree or another.
I tend to believe all news outlets are.

As Fox News is more conservative, I personally, as a Catholic who agrees with the Church’s orthodox teachings, am more inclined to agree with Fox News vs most other news sources on television, as conservatism aligns far more with the Church’s orthodox teachings, than any of the far left leaning news sources available on television, which IMHO is pretty well any other news source that isn’t Fox News.

Heck I my wife had on The View this morning and they reported 40,000 deaths in the US from covid19 and they said that this proves President Trump’s gross mishandling of the situation from the beginning, what the what? These same people were enraged when President Trump closed our borders/placed travel bans at the outset of covid19.
Hyperbole if I have ever seen it.

However I will admit The View is more of a talk show, rather than a news source.

But to answer your question, I personally am a fan of Tucker Carlson.
 
I think that although he uses a lot of humor, Greg Gutfeld is very logical. But of course, he is on Fox and that alone make him “bad.” :roll_eyes: And yes, he is opinion, not news.
 
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I didn’t see that. I actually haven’t watched any news on tv at all in quite some time.
 
I do not even watch Catholic news, as media is always and everywhere media. Anything important I will come to know of anyway.
 
Oh, they aren’t at the table anymore? Shows how long I have been away. Is this because they are all staying where they live and not going to NYC maybe?
 
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No idea. At least they put opinion at the TOP of an article, instead of the bottom.
 
I like Greg Gutfeld and Mark Levin. Hannity gets carried away, but I admire that he is so passionate about his principles. I’m not crazy about Chris Wallace (isn’t he the son of the late Mike Wallace?) I perceive Tucker as being no-nonsense. What I don’t like about many of those hosts is that they talk over their guests.
 
Maybe Rick Reichmuth? So many above are not anchors or journalists, but commentators. Whether a commentator is trustworthy is nothing but a reflection of one’s own opinions, and how they correlate with someone who they watch, thus making money for advertisers. I always prefer news to comments about the news.
 
Their news is okay. You maybe thinking of their talking head commentary shows. That is not supposed to be news anyway. Has everyone noticed how all the medias favorite topic is always themselves, the media? The major networks report on blogish type of opinion outlets, who in turn blather on about the “mainstream” media. Use a variety of POV’s to get a more rounded picture. But anyone who knows anything about rivers know that the mainstream is the most efficient and safest path. Weird how it got to be an insult.
 
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None of them. They’re all corrupt and working against the interests of the American people. Especially that faux anti-elitist Tucker Carlson.
 
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