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Fox TV has the Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, etc. Not exactly "conservative".
Fox News isn't a major television network. It's a news channel. All of the major television networks are each larger in viewership than Fox News Channel.
Those are all very far from being liberal but they wouldn't be considered "major" networks despite having their very fervent bases. They simply do not have widespread viewership like FOX News, CBS, ABC, MSNBC etc. Other than Newsmax, which is still way down there at #37, they don't even crack the Top 100.
Ironically, one of the more trusted news broadcast sites by most US political alignments is the BBC. Yes, they're slightly on the liberal side, but they're ranked closer to moderate than most.
Personally I would say ABC is the least liberal lean and the most transparent among the major broadcaster only behind the Fox News. I really enjoy ABC world news tonight with David Muir and his content, I don’t like CBS at all while NBC and CNN is too liberal lean talking nonsense many times although CNBC has well deserved business and financial content .MSNBC is totally dustbin covering fake news and leftist propaganda.
They’re all msm, including fox. It’s all complete garbage if you believe in having your own informed, intelligent self interest thoughts.
Agreed, which is one reason I cancelled cable tv, & almost all tv for that matter, 10+ yrs ago.
Often times, when I read a post here, I can tell if the poster gets their news from msm, or elsewhere.
Most posts just mimic the msm's daily news cycle, w/o much analytical depth, supporting of positions taken, development of new ideas, or posing new solutions. Most of it is garbage in garbage out...a broken record of msm propaganda.
Fox News Live and Fox Report Weekend are shown on Saturdays and Sundays, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM and from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The hard-news programs share a total of ten hours combined for the week.
Note that Fox News Channel operates 24/7, a total of 168 hours each week. The other 158 hours are devoted to shows that should not be considered news programs, per Tucker Carlson's own lawyers.
I'm not a Fox News Channel viewer. The only time that I've seen the actual news reporters that are on Fox were during the nights of US Presidential Elections, when Fox News election coverage puts all of their entertainers behind the big desk to tout the expected Republican victory and then the real news reporters are shown out in some newsroom or hallway talking about how the election is trending towards a Democratic victory. Those guys are the ones who called Ohio for Obama in 2008 and Arizona for Biden in 2020.
I voted NBC/CNBC (not sure why they are lumped together) because I regularly watch CNBC for business/stock news.
Fox Business is too rah-rah on the side I root for, and to watch them would mean risking my BS Detector staying silent. When I watch CNBC I can tell when they are being partisan, which is usually mild and controlled because after all they are giving business news which will eventually be proved true or false (generally).
I didn't consider NewsMax or the other right wing channels because they are not "main stream", i.e. not on every cable system. I've tried watching NewsMax and all their hosts are people who got fired by Fox News.
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