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MottoFair and balanced
Formation1996
FoundersRupert Murdoch, Roger Ailes
HeadquartersNew York, USA
Not known for its insightful analysis, but has provided useful reporting on topics such as 9-11 and Covid-19

Fox News is not known for its insightful analysis, but has provided reporting of deep political relevance.

9/11

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A FOX report on Israeli connections to 9-11[1]
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On the day of 9/11, Fox News interviewed a highly suspicious "witness" who seemed unusually well versed in what was later to become the official narrative, that the buildings had collapsed due to fire. He appeared to be in the company of at least two handlers.[2]

One reporter for Fox News commented about the supposed crash scene at Shanksville "It looks like there's nothing there, except for a hole in the ground."[3]

Fox News announced one minute before it happened that "we are getting word from New York right now that another building has collapsed". Having described the collapse, they switched to a live video stream which showed the WTC7 collapse, but the news anchors were unphased and continued commenting as if nothing remarkable had happened.[4]

Amerithrax

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Fox News mentioned that Richard Lambert, former FBI head of the Amerithrax investigation was suing the FBI alleging malpractice.[5]

7/7

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While interviewed on Fox News, former Mossad agent, "terrorism" expert Juval Aviv once remarked that "It's easy to put a truck bomb, as we did, er, as happened in London."[6][7]

War Profiteers

Global Research reports on an investigation by the Public Accountability Initiative into war punditry which found that in "23 appearances on Fox News there was not a single attempt to disclose industry ties" of 'experts' to weapons manufacturers.[8]

COVID-19

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In July 2020, Fox reported that "A person who died in a motorcycle accident was added to Florida's COVID-19 death count, according to a state health official."[9]

Tucker Carlson has been helpful at highlight gaps in the COVID-19 Official narrative. He invited Peter McCullough after hearing his testimony to the Texas Senate.Template:Cn

School shootings

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FOX News on the other side of the spectrum fuels the stake of the gun enthusiasts, who didn't began to wonder why a corporate entity is backing ideas that increase a future for their children, where they need to be protected by or from a gun 24/7. FOX News pundits came up with 50 ideas from "put your phone down" to introducing the capital punishment, as if a disturbed kid with an assault rifle really is planning to go to Bermuda after killing 20 children cold blooded. After all, the US is not Vietnam.[10][11]

As part of the conservatives and republican side in the US polarised perspective, FOX News has had a tendency to react to all school shootings and mass shootings to increase funding to police.[12]


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