Fox News evening talking heads ALL lose significant numbers of viewers

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IMO Tucker was the closest thing to a Libertarian that Iâ€ve seen in the media.  Trump too

On social issues and foreign policy this is definitely true. Economically-not so much. Trump is pissed that evangelicals are refusing to chill out about abortion now that he got Roe overturned for them. He would prefer to see the issue pushed to the back burner, and realizes that it is going to be a hindrance for the GOP in swing states going forward.

That is a head scratcher seeing the voters in each state will decide abortion laws through election of state reps and senators.

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IMO Tucker was the closest thing to a Libertarian that Iâ€ve seen in the media.  Trump too

Gutfeld is a libertarian, and a lot better than Tucker. Reason is an entire libertarian publication.

[ScarletHayes]

IMO Tucker was the closest thing to a Libertarian that Iâ€ve seen in the media.  Trump too

Gutfeld is a libertarian, and a lot better than Tucker. Reason is an entire libertarian publication.

Gutfeld, as we all know, is a comedian.  He's very good.  His fixation on the Canadian dude/teacher with the massive fake breasts was absolutely hilarious.  

Anyway, Gutfeld and Tucker were really the only shows I looked forward to on Fox.  Hannity would probably be great if he dropped the tiring partisanship.  I mean we all know none of these guys are liberals, but Hannity's fixations and whining get to be too much sometimes.  He will occasionally cover some good stuff.  As he was all over the coup attempt on Trump that was never pursued (just like the Bidens will skate) outside of John Durham (crickets).  Good on border coverage plus a few other issues, but again the naked partisanship just gets tiring.

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Start watching Newsmax. You can watch for free if you have a firestick. (not sure about other devices)

Edit: you might need to have Amazon Prime

[P1tchblack]

I was listening to Megyn Kelly's podcast this morning and she made a good point, based on her experience leaving Fox, that I hadn't thought of - If Fox wanted Tucker to stay, like they wanted Megyn to stay, they would have allowed him a final "goodbye" show  as Megyn was allowed to do.

[ScarletHayes]

Where did I just see that Tucker found out he got the ax approx 10 minutes before it was announced?  If that's actually true...  wowzers

Obviously Tucker pizzed off the wrong people.