There’s a running joke that Fox News has such great ratings in part thanks to all the people at CNN watching:
There is no doubt why FOX crushes CNN in ratings, even the CNN employees watch Fox instead of CNN.
— Mike Parker (@MJP1313) November 21, 2019
And today there’s more evidence of that, and this time it isn’t even Brian Stelter:
Worth pointing out: Judge Andrew Napolitano, who has been extremely critical of Trump, has been MIA from Fox's special team providing analysis of the impeachment hearings. The network is using Ken Starr and Andrew McCarthy, but not Napolitano, its senior judicial analyst.
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) November 21, 2019
Napolitano has been on Fox Business Network's coverage, so he is around. Yesterday he called Sondland the "John Dean of this testimony" and said it was "devastating" for Trump. https://t.co/GCOUcaXQfm
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) November 21, 2019
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What would the country do without the Fox News monitors at CNN?
That wacky Fox, using a former independent counsel as an expert analyst. How utterly preposterous is that?!!
.@JudgeNap is on @FoxandFriends just about daily (some high powered people watch that show), Cavuto too. And has Ollie bothered to check Fox Biz B4 calling Nap "MIA"? https://t.co/vWBATB88MV
— johnny dollar (@johnnydollar01) November 21, 2019
CNN tries so very hard. But if they’re looking for examples of bias perhaps CNN reporters should watch their own network a little more.
So who’s glued to Fox more, CNN or Media Matters?
(but I repeat myself) https://t.co/KxWlLSjlFc
— David Henry (@imau2fan) November 21, 2019
Seriously, it’s patently obvious CNN is just an arm of Media Matters now, the way Darcy and @BrianStelter promote their stuff (and vice versa).
Y’all really still think you’re foolin’ anybody? https://t.co/KxWlLSjlFc
— David Henry (@imau2fan) November 21, 2019
OLIVER WATCHES MORE FOX NEWS THAN MY MAGAMOM WTF https://t.co/PUYMZUwwOH
— plastic straw (@plasticstraw4) November 21, 2019
Fox News should send Stelter and Darcy Christmas gifts for all they’ve done for their ratings over the year.
