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Fox News host Shannon Bream suggested that former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R) would struggle to defeat former President Donald Trump because he is lagging in the polls.

"Okay, so, Governor, you have said there's no point in running unless you're going straight at former President Trump," Bream told Hutchinson. "You right now, though, in the polling are at 1% or less in all the recent polls."

Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy expressed frustration at plans to bolster green energy in coming months.

"Meanwhile, Americans in the heartland are outraged after Democrats approved funding for a Chinese-owned Gotion Global Battery Plant in Michigan," Fox News co-host Will Cain reported.

Failed Arizona candidate Kari Lake (R) recalled on Thursday how she confronted MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski at an airport in Florida.

"Yeah, I happened to be at the airport, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, and I was leaving, and I happened to see Joe Scarborough," Lake told host Steve Bannon on the War Room podcast.

Former New City York Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) said he could take on the role of secretary of state if Donald Trump becomes president again.

In an interview on Wednesday, War Room host Steve Bannon revealed that he has called on Trump to make Giuliani the next head of the State Department.

Fox News suggested on Tuesday that it would defend itself against defamation claims by showing a jury partial episodes of "The Simpsons."

On the first day of trial in Dominion Voting Systems' lawsuit against Fox News, the defendant informed the court that its list of evidence included clips from episodes of The Simpsons, a cartoon aired on the Fox broadcast network since 1989.

CNBC host Sara Eisen challenged House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) on Monday after he demanded spending cuts in return for raising the nation's debt limit.

During an interview in New York, McCarthy told Eisen that the country was like a child with a credit card.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell warned that the world could face biblical "End Times" if artificial intelligence is allowed in voting systems.

During an appearance on the War Room podcast, host Steve Bannon asked Lindell about the future of artificial intelligence in voting.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Monday lashed out at the federal government for the prosecution of alleged leaker Jack Teixeira.

While appearing on the War Room broadcast with host Steve Bannon, Greene suggested that Teixeira had been caught up in a conspiracy to leak military secrets.

Fox News host Eric Shawn fact-checked Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-NJ) live after the lawmaker suggested liberal billionaire George Soros was directly funding New York County District Attorney General Alvin Bragg.

Van Drew told Shawn that he disagreed with Bragg, the prosecutor of former President Donald Trump's felony criminal case.

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) asked Democratic strategist Donna Brazile to "calm down" after she became angry about a proposed abortion pill ban.

On Sunday, Christie told an ABC panel that Republicans could get elected while opposing abortion rights.

Fox News host Howard Kurtz admitted that his network had a "rough week" in court after a judge sanctioned its legal team for likely withholding evidence in a defamation case brought by Dominion Voting Systems.

During his Media Buzz program on Sunday, Kurtz reported that Delaware superior court judge Eric Davis was considering appointing a special master in the case due to deception on the part of Fox News' attorneys.

First Amendment lawyer Lee Levine told CBS that Fox News host Maria Bartiromo is in trouble because she can't use an "insanity defense" after Fox News was sued for defamation.

CBS broadcast Levine's remarks during an extensive report on Dominion Voting Systems' defamation case against Fox News. The lawsuit claims Fox News defamed the voting machine company by repeatedly broadcasting claims that the 2020 election was rigged.

NBC host Chuck Todd revealed that Republicans have told him the debate over the abortion medication mifepristone has been a "total debacle for the GOP."

While teasing Sunday's Meet the Press program, NBC host Willie Geist told Todd that he had talked to Republicans who are worried about a partial ban on mifepristone that was temporarily blocked by the Supreme Court.