The White House will 'look into' Fox News' worrisome decision to stop broadcasting Trump's rallies

[Windparadox]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

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I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
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[mudwhistle]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

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I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
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No.....the owners of Fox are foreign liberals.....and most journalists are liberals.
That's why Fox isn't broadcasting Trump rallies live all of the time.

 

[bullwinkle]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

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I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
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When I saw his little boy voice begging Mommy for an answer to the false charges against him, I looked for a place to hide my head. I pray no other nation saw that. Especially how so many Americans picked up their leader's theme and pass it on with blind devotion. Yuk!

 

[Penelope]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

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I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
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They showed the lock her up on MSNBC, along with his BS the next day. Not the whole rally , just parts of it. Who could stand to watch the whole rally.

 

[night_son]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

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I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

As you were . . .

 

[JLW]

Trump rallies are the perfect example of "Same shit, different day."

Why broadcast the same tripe over and over again. Fox's decision is no surprise.

 

[bullwinkle]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

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I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

View attachment 221879

As you were . . .

I AM 'as I were'! And so is Trump 'as he were'. That's why he doesn't like me. To paraphrase Laura Ingraham..I wish he would just "Shut Up and go back to Cheating his Business Associates" like he always did.

 

[night_son]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

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I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

View attachment 221879

As you were . . .

I AM 'as I were'! And so is Trump 'as he were'. That's why he doesn't like me. To paraphrase Laura Ingraham..I wish he would just "Shut Up and go back to Cheating his Business Associates" like he always did.

Your Left, your Left, your Left, Right oh you Wrong.

It's the morning coffee/nicotine ascension, really, I swear.

 

[bullwinkle]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

`
I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

View attachment 221879

As you were . . .

I AM 'as I were'! And so is Trump 'as he were'. That's why he doesn't like me. To paraphrase Laura Ingraham..I wish he would just "Shut Up and go back to Cheating his Business Associates" like he always did.

Your Left, your Left, your Left, Right oh you Wrong.

It's the morning coffee/nicotine ascension, really, I swear.

Wrong about what?

 

[evenflow1969]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

`
I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

No.....the owners of Fox are foreign liberals.....and most journalists are liberals.
That's why Fox isn't broadcasting Trump rallies live all of the time.

Doubling down on stupid again I see.

 

[night_son]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

`
I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

View attachment 221879

As you were . . .

I AM 'as I were'! And so is Trump 'as he were'. That's why he doesn't like me. To paraphrase Laura Ingraham..I wish he would just "Shut Up and go back to Cheating his Business Associates" like he always did.

Your Left, your Left, your Left, Right oh you Wrong.

It's the morning coffee/nicotine ascension, really, I swear.

Wrong about what?

It's me, not you. Calling down . . . the FALCO

 

[bodecea]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

`
I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

No.....the owners of Fox are foreign liberals.....and most journalists are liberals.
That's why Fox isn't broadcasting Trump rallies live all of the time.

That's right...they are all......all...against the Right.

 

[Windparadox]

As you were . . .

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How repulsive. Small wonder people are losing interest.

 

[Natural Citizen]

A lot of my brothers and my sister were at that rally in Council Bluffs last night, that's where they live.

It's family, so, you know, I don't really say anything to em about it. None of my business.

 

[night_son]

As you were . . .

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How repulsive. Small wonder people are losing interest.

Sorry I offended your delicate nuances. All me to remedy that case of TDS. Perhaps Fox should air this instead.

 

[Natural Citizen]

It's me, not you. Calling down . . . the FALCO

I was reading that Falco died. He was on coke and booze and his car collided with a bus.

Talk about a death by misadventure. Gosh.

 

[night_son]

It's me, not you. Calling down . . . the FALCO

I was reading that Falco died. He was on coke and booze and his car collided with a bus.

Talk about a death by misadventure. Gosh.

You know what they say . . . about the brightest candles burning . . .

 

[Windparadox]

Doubling down on stupid again I see.

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You expected something factual or intelligent? It's not just a single source reporting this; Trump, no longer ratings gold, loses his prime-time spot on Fox News - Even C-Span has been shortening coverage's of his so-called, self-serving speeches and news conferences.

 

[evenflow1969]

Doubling down on stupid again I see.

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You expected something factual or intelligent? It's not just a single source reporting this; Trump, no longer ratings gold, loses his prime-time spot on Fox News - Even C-Span has been shortening coverage's of his so-called, self-serving speeches and news conferences.

No I did not expect something factuall out of mudwhistle but I figure even a blind squirill gets a nut some times. I am pretty interested I your set up. How long have you had your battery bank? How often do they cycle out and have the batteries improved since you have installed solar and wind?

 

[mudwhistle]

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President Trump called into Shannon Bream's Fox News night show Wednesday night, after his latest campaign-style rally, this one in Erie, Pennsylvania, but Fox News did not broadcast the rally itself. Fox News also stuck with its usual nighttime lineup on Tuesday night, even as Trump gave shout-outs to the hosts during his unaired speech in Council Bluffs, Iowa — even C-SPAN cut away for other news. (MSNBC and CNN mostly stopped broadcasting Trump's rallies months ago.) Republicans are getting worried that with the midterms less than a month away, Trump "is losing a prime-time megaphone to his base," Politico reports.

A senior White House official told Politico that officials planned "to look into" Fox News deciding to cut away from presidential rallies, suggesting that Bill Shine, the White House communications director and former Fox News president, would get in touch with his former colleagues. But Politico already did that, and the answer seems to be a combination or low ratings, the repetitive and scripted nature of Trump's speeches, the loss of revenue from commercials, and some discomfort with handing over the network's prime time to the president, even a simpatico president like Trump. - Source​

`
I guess even fox now realizes that Americans are getting tired of his bloviated bullshit.
`

No.....the owners of Fox are foreign liberals.....and most journalists are liberals.
That's why Fox isn't broadcasting Trump rallies live all of the time.

That's right...they are all......all...against the Right.

Yup.
When they go low, Kick em.