Fox News Sunday

1996
Fox News Sunday

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Released: 28 April 1996 In Production
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Country: United States of America
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Official Website: http://www.foxnews.com/fns
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Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace is a Sunday morning news/talk show on the Fox Broadcasting Company; since 2003, Fox News Sunday has been hosted by Chris Wallace.

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katrohirzo Chris Wallace and Howie Kurtz are both members of the (((tribe)))."You know very well, and the stupid Americans know equally well, that we control their government, irrespective of who sits in the White House. You see, I know it and you know it that no American president can be in a position to challenge us even if we do the unthinkable. What can they (Americans) do to us? We control congress, we control the media, we control show biz, and we control everything in America. In America you can criticize God, but you can't criticize Israel."Israeli spokeswoman, Tzipora Menache - 2009
mm-39 I just hate Sunday morning news shows. Sunday news shows are for news junkies, which I am not that hardcore. Why do I hate Sunday News show. Just to dry there is no life or animation with Fox News Sunday. Just wind bags who like to hear each other talk. Like a university prof, I mean the one's you hated to listen too. Such a profs personal conversations are a deadly dealing of self absorption aka being lecture into a sleep. Usual format: News of the week is reported and than a panel of other windbags discus the topic. Fox, C B S, N B C are all the same. Wallace is okay and fits the role perfectly. William's does the usual left stance to balance out the more Conservative Fox news. What make me watch Fox News Sunday is the guests. When their is a charismatic Trump then it worth the morning wake. Wallace and crush it as a topnotch reporter, which asks worthy questions for any A list guest. Hit the mark for the intellectual crow. Myself, the Bill O'Reilly styled Fox news formats are much more entertaining to watch. 3 out of 10
hola_cindy I love Fox News Sunday, because they deliver the headlines that most media outlets purposefully avoid. In general, Fox News is certainly conservative, however they *always* have a spot dedicated to the "other side" of the argument. Always! My favorite part of the FNS is the panel dialogue. They always feature an impressive line-up of true inside experts. Thank you Chris Wallace! I think he's an amazing moderator! Somehow the mainstream media outlets are allowed to push their liberal views with NO semblance of balance, yet it's Fox who is portrayed as the bad guys. Double standards.You can count on Fox News Sunday to always keep it classy! Thank you, Chris Wallace. Thank you Fox News!!!
floyd beck It all boils down to the Right vs the Left; to the, what I label, Demon-crats vs Rip-the-public-ans; to conservative vs liberal; to the history of the the world of differing views, beginning in the garden of Eden.If you want an easy example of how Fox News Sunday is despised, go to TV Guide Listings on the web and choose the Sunday, 9am listing. A year ago, I noticed that TV Guide exposed its liberal bent and hatred of Fox News Sunday every week. On their page, they deliberately place a small red box logo labeled NEW next to the morning news shows of ABC, CBS, etc., BUT in a deliberate omission, they always leave out the NEW label for Fox News Sunday, which, obviously, is always a NEW news show, exactly like the liberal networks who always get the NEW logo.This omission shows how very desperate and illogical liberals are against a network that is truly independent and, against the denials by the liberals, is the most watched news network. Though no network could ever be perfect, as no movie could, I find it more informative than the liberal networks that often ignore news unfavorable to Demon-crats and skews statistics. I do watch both liberal and conservative, but the latter intellectually stimulates and satisfies more.