Oliver Darcy

When you water down coverage, when you basically work to flatter the people in power who are making a mockery of the government, that is going to result in audiences who actually like your network saying, no, thank you, we will turn off the channel.

And it's not going to attract the Fox News audience.

The Fox News audience turns on Fox News for Fox and Friends and turns it off, you know, when Greg Gutfeld's done with his show.

Like they watch from morning till night.

That's the audience behavior there.

And they're not going to turn the channel for like 30 minutes of Tony DeCoppo, no matter how much he tries to bend to them.

It's just not going to happen.

And so I don't know why they do it.

in fact, often cover the news.

No, and you can't, if you were to watch that like for a year, even like being hardened as you are, your politics probably would change substantially.

I think so.

And I think it's incredibly unhealthy, but people do it.

And, you know, they're not even covering the news half the time.

That's the thing.

Like, prosecutors resigning because they refused to investigate the widow of Renee Good got, like, passing mentions on Fox.

I think it got, like,

15 seconds on Brett Baier's show.

And then Jessica Tarloff, the liberal commentator on The Five, mentioned it on The Five.

But otherwise, they turned a blind eye to that story.

Instead, they were covering the trans athletes case before the Supreme Court because that's what revs their audience up.