Monday on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co.,” conservative commentator Ann Coulter, author of “In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!” suggested rather than impose a ban on people from certain countries, President Donald Trump should enact a temporary ban on
Friday on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co.,” conservative commentator Mark Steyn opined on the “dysfunctional” state of the federal government. By not taking action that reflected the sentiment of the voter, Steyn said congressional Republicans were sending a dangerous message.
A congressional candidate who formerly worked in IT but was replaced by an H-1B guest worker says Americans should have “some input” over their jobs being outsourced.
Border Patrol Agent Brandon Judd, speaking in his capacity as president of the National Border Patrol Council, pushed back against House Speaker Paul Ryan’s contention that funding for the border wall can be delayed.
In an interview with Fox Business Network’s Maria Bartiromo that aired on “Mornings with Maria” on Wednesday, President Donald Trump dismissed the possibility of U.S. forces going into Syria. Trump made that pledge but defended his decision to strike a
NFL Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown does not believe President-elect Donald Trump to be an “illegitimate president.” He said Monday on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co.” that Trump won the election “fair and square,” and he will be
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Sen. Joe Manchin (D-VA) said President-elect Donald Trump is picking people for his cabinet “that basically have run things” and that have “done things.” When asked about the former Governor of
Peter Schweizer, president of the Government Accountability Institute and author of “Clinton Cash,” speculated Friday on Fox Business Network’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight” that “something pretty explosive” has changed if the FBI is going to reopen the investigation into Democratic presidential nominee
Monday on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Company,” while discussing Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s Friday night comments describing half of Republican nominee Donald Trump’s supporters as “deplorables” driven by “racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic” beliefs, former U.K. Independence Party
Tuesday on Fox Business Network, billionaire Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, a supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, told host Neil Cavuto he expected the markets to fall if Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is elected president this fall. “I
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Fox Business Network host Stuart Varney noted the parallels between the movement to elect Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and the vote early this year for Great Britain to leave the European
House Speaker Paul Ryan’s challenger for his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives Paul Nehlen said Thursday on Fox Business Network’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight” that the “Angel Moms” tried to present Ryan with a letter outside of his mansion only to for him to be whisked away, leaving them in the dust.
Monday on his Fox Business Network program, “Lou Dobbs Tonight” host Lou Dobbs took aim at House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) for his reluctance to vigorously support presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and for touting his policy proposals ahead
Monday on Fox Business Network’s “After the Bell,” Breitbart editor at large and author of “Clinton Cash” Peter Schweizer fielded questions from host David Asman about claims in his book, some of which have been used by presumptive Republican presidential nominee
Wednesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) argued that someone running in the upcoming presidential election on as a third-party independent wouldn’t necessarily be a bad thing for Republicans. Gohmert argued that presumptive Republican presidential
Republican National Committee Chief Strategist Sean Spicer reacted Wednesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria” to the violent anti-Trump protesters in New Mexico. Spicer called the reports of violence “troubling,” saying the fact that left leaders not condemning the
Monday on the Fox Business Network, former Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX), who was previously a candidate for president for both the Republican and Libertarian Parties, dismissed the idea of a third-party candidate, including former Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA), which has
Friday on the Fox Business Network, former Gov. Mike Huckabee (R-AR), a former candidate for the 2016 Republican nomination, reacted to House Speaker Paul Ryan not endorsing likely presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump when he had the opportunity a
Thursday on Fox Business Network’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight,” Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), the first sitting U.S. Senator to endorse likely presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, weighed in on the refusal and the reluctance of some Republican “leaders and establishment
Wednesday on Fox Business Network’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight,” Stephen Miller, the senior policy adviser for Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s presidential campaign said to anticipate a “series of policy speeches” from Trump on the heels of the campaign’s loss in Wisconsin
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings With Maria,” Maricopa County, AZ Sheriff Joe Arapaio discussed the problems with illegal immigrants committing crimes in his community and why he thinks Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is the best one to deal
Wednesday on FBN’s “Varney & Company,” network senior correspondent said following last night’s lackluster showing in the Michigan, Mississippi, Idaho and Hawaii GOP presidential nominating contests, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) may drop his bid prior to next Tuesday’s Florida Republican
Wednesday’s on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) laid out what he considered to be the test for any U.S. immigration policy, which he said was, “Does it benefit Americans?” However, also in that appearance Sessions was
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL), a candidate for the 2016 GOP nomination, took aim at the party front-runner Donald Trump. Bush told host Maria Bartiromo that Trump’s tactics were not “normal” and
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump criticized his opponent Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). Trump has taken issue with some of the claims Cruz has made about his policy positions, including on health care and
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson told host Neil Cavuto he would be open to the possibility of being GOP front-runner Donald Trump’s running mate if the opportunity were presented. Carson currently
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” former Clinton campaign adviser Mark Penn speculated on what former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg entrance into the 2016 presidential general election might mean. Penn argued that Bloomberg’s presence could lead
Presidential hopefuls Chris Christie and Donald Trump used Thursday night’s GOP debate to portray themselves as pro-cop and anti-crime, during an election year in which public worries about crime are rising.
During the sixth GOP presidential debate on Thursday night, Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo asked Senator Ted Cruz about a story that popped up the previous day in the New York Times, concerning loans Cruz took out during his 2012 Senate race.
“I am predicting that the next president of the United States will be at our convention this weekend,” Joe Dugan, the founder and executive producer of the South Carolina Tea Party Coalition Convention tells Breitbart News in an exclusive interview.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) will pick up a major endorsement in the all-important first-in-the-South Palmetto State from former two-term Attorney General Charlie Condon on Wednesday, Breitbart News has learned exclusively from a source on the Cruz campaign.
Tuesday on the Fox Business Network, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump reacted to the decision of Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), another candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, to not participate in the so-called upcoming undercard debate to be hosted by
Wednesday in an appearance on Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson announced his bid to seek the 2016 Libertarian nomination for president. Johnson, who also sought the Republican nomination in 2012 before withdrawing
In our last epistle from the Bottomless Pit, we mocked the presidential ambitions of three Republican hopefuls: Jeb!, Ben Carson, and Donald Trump. And if you don’t like it, what’re you gonna do about it—tell us to go to hell?
No one is happier than I am that Fox News is out there. The “Fair and Balanced” network is a necessary and vitally important (to our democracy) counterweight to the hysterical leftism that has infested all of the rest of
The clear winner of Tuesday night’s GOP debate was the Fox Business Network, which conducted two lively sessions that were freewheeling, substantive–and, for the most part, fair. The entire GOP field benefited from the chance to showcase their policies. But
GOP frontrunner billionaire Donald Trump channeled former President Dwight Eisenhower during Tuesday evening’s Fox Business Channel.
Tuesday evening’s GOP debate was billed as a discussion of the economy. And in the first hour, the Fox Business Network moderators kept the focus on wages, jobs, and taxes. But the most fascinating exchange came in the second hour, when questions about foreign policy produced freewheeling exchanges on foreign policy that covered nearly every perspective in the GOP, and which the moderators–to their credit–allowed to unfold relatively freely.
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin — It’s fight night here in Milwaukee as 2016 GOP presidential candidates will debate on the Fox Business Network. This fourth 2016 GOP debate comes as Obamatrade—and specifically the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) portion of it—moves to the center of the campaign discussion, separating the various candidates.
This is the first time Carson himself has weighed in on Obamatrade, and the move comes after his spokesman Doug Watts previously told the Wall Street Journal he was open to it. Watts told the WSJ the day after President Barack Obama’s White House released the 5,544-page, 100-pound, several-feet-high-when-printed-out trade deal that Carson “believes the agreement does help to level the playing field in key markets and is important to improve our ties to trading partners in Asia as a counterbalance to China’s influence in the region.”
