Watching Fox News - Interesting.

[LAS14]

Last edited Wed Jan 22, 2020, 06:11 PM - Edit history (1)

I've often been keeping the trial on mute. I decided to watch Fox for a while to see what's going on with the whatcha-ma-callit at the bottom. They're reporting what's being said pretty accurately. So maybe some Trumpers will actually get the message. Whether or not they absorb it is another question.

Edit: I was preparing to add to this that Fox was way better than CNN with its whatcha-ma-callit at the bottom of the screen. It reported content, while CNN stuck with Dem managers present case (or something like that). But then I saw that Fox would break away from the floor for talking heads and commercials.

[dewsgirl]

1. It's daytime, nighttime FOX is a whole other animal.

[Chipper Chat]

2. Agreed.

Last night laura Hamraing was blowing tRump. so many kisses the TV screen was turning rosy.

[dewsgirl]

7. The white supremacists of the nighttime news.😔

[superpatriotman]

3. Nighttime is pudding time!

Get your daily dose of the prime time hate before off to bed at 9:00

[Different Drummer]

9. But if you go off to bed at 9:00, you miss a lot of hate.

Hannity followed by Ingraham.

[OliverQ]

4. Last night they just had a chyron

saying Democrats are just presenting nonsense arguments.

Most Fox viewers will never have any clue how compelling the Democrats' arguments have been.

[Liberal In Texas]

5. The whatcha-ma-callit is called a crawl.

That is all.

[rainin]

6. Went in to see if fox viewing 85-year-old mom was watching the trial

She isn't. She'll tune in tonight to see Tucker Carlson, Hannity and Ingraham. I actually thought she'd tune in for this. Oh well

[LAS14]

8. I added this edit to my post.

Edit: I was preparing to add to this that Fox was way better than CNN with its whatcha-ma-callit (chyron) at the bottom of the screen. It reported content, while CNN stuck with Dem managers present case (or something like that). But then I saw that Fox would break away from the floor for talking heads and commercials.