Fox Business Network announced Friday that it “parted ways” with host Trish Regan, who abruptly left the airwaves after calling concerns about the Chinese coronavirus another attempt to impeach President Donald Trump.
Monday during Fox Business Network’s “Trish Regan Primetime,” host Trish Regan hammered Democrats and other institutions of the left for using the coronavirus to advance their political standing and to hurt President Donald Trump.
On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Trish Regan Primetime,” host Trish Regan defended fellow Fox Business host Neil Cavuto from the attacks directed at him by President Trump. Regan said Cavuto is “someone who I respect tremendously…who has
On Friday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Trish Regan Primetime,” host Trish Regan argued that gun control “could be this president’s Nixon in China moment.” Regan said, “You don’t want people who are mentally ill having guns or access
Fox Business Anchor Trish Regan is urging President Trump to seize the opportunity to secure numerous gun controls via executive power.
“I think Biden would be easier from the standpoint that you would have so much dissension from the party because it will make four years ago look like baby stuff,” Trump said, recalling the 2016 election.
Former Trump 2016 campaign adviser Michael Caputo said Tuesday that a Russian FBI informant attempted to frame him by offering damaging information on then-Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton during the election.
On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Intelligence Report,” host Trish Regan criticized President Trump’s statements after his summit with Vladimir Putin, arguing Trump, “should have defended us. He should have defended his own intelligence community.” She later added
Wednesday on Fox Business Network’s “The Intelligence Report,” Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL) argued the Department of Justice’s special counsel probe into the 2016 presidential election should be shut down given its length and lack of results. Rogers warned host Trish Regan
Thursday on Fox Business Network’s “The Intelligence Report,” host Trish Regan and commentator Ben Stein criticized the Republican tax bill signed by President Donald Trump for keeping the carried interest loophole. Regan said, “Yeah, I mean, this is what Americans rebelled against,
Gabriel Sherman reports in New York Magazine on Megyn Kelly’s departure from Fox News for NBC. Sherman’s sources claim that the cable network hopes to replace Kelly with a “pro-Trump conservative” female host in order “to align itself with the new administration.” Another Fox insider tells Sherman that Rupert Murdoch “balked when Kelly asked for $25 million late in the talks,” a claim which a source close to Kelly disputes.
Fox Business News host Trish Regan called out the media on Tuesday for their biased reporting on Republican nominee Donald Trump’s chances of winning.
On Monday’s “The Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel, guest host Trish Regan asked Evan McMullin, a former CIA officer who has announced a run for president as a third-party conservative if he was OK with Hillary Clinton picking Supreme
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “The Intelligence Report,” host Trish Regan criticized Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for her Syrian refugee policy, which she argued was putting our national security at risk. Partial transcript as follows: REGAN: That is Hillary Clinton