The Longer Trump Stays in Office, the More Americans Oppose His Views The president is reshaping Americans’ political views, just not the way he intended
But the president’s frustrations with the conservative network run deeper.
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Of course, Trump’s issues with Fox News run deeper than its highly respected polling division (FiveThirtyEight gives their pollsters an A rating—a score comparable to esteemed groups like Marist and Quinnipiac). As my colleague Gabriel Sherman reported, Trump has exacerbated a growing tension between the network’s hard-news division—exemplified by Bret Baier,Chris Wallace, and Shep Smith, among others—and its opinion hosts in prime time, namely Jeanine Pirro, Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity, and Tucker Carlson, all of whom double as occasional White House advisers...
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