Erick Erickson Erick Erickson is an anti-LGBTQ and sexist pundit who formerly worked for CNN and Fox News. He used to run the conservative website RedState and is now a radio host in Georgia.
Grover Norquist Grover Norquist is a conservative activist who crusades against tax increases on the wealthy and advocates for reducing taxation across the board to decrease government revenue. He founded the nonprofit organization Americans for Tax Reform in 1985 and has also served on the board of other conservative organizations, including the National Rifle Association and American Conservative Union.
Stuart Varney Stuart Varney joined Fox News in 2004 and currently hosts the three-hour morning Fox Business program Varney & Co. Over the years Varney has repeatedly denigrated low-income Americans and disparaged government programs to aid them.
Matthew Vadum Matthew Vadum is a conservative author and former vice president of the right-wing think tank Capital Research Center.
Rich Lowry Rich Lowry is the editor of the conservative magazine National Review and was a Fox News commentator and contributor between 2004-2018.
The Washington Times The Washington Times is a conservative daily newspaper published in Washington, D.C., that has featured racist and anti-LGBTQ content and promoted conspiracy theories.
George Stephanopoulos George Stephanopoulos is a co-anchor on Good Morning America and host of This Week on ABC News. Stephanopoulos previously served as an advisor to President Bill Clinton.
The Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal is owned by News Corp. and has a conservative opinion section.
Jake Tapper Jake Tapper is CNN's chief Washington correspondent and the host of The Lead with Jake Tapper and the Sunday show State of the Union. Tapper previously served as senior White House correspondent for ABC News during the Obama administration.
Dana Perino Dana Perino is a former White House press secretary for President George W. Bush who joined Fox News in 2009. She currently hosts The Daily Briefing and co-hosts The Five.
Breitbart News Breitbart News was all-in for Donald Trump during his 2016 presidential bid, and then-Breitbart executive chairman Steve Bannon joined the Trump campaign after he won the Republican nomination and served for a short time in the Trump administration as the president's chief strategist before returning to helm Breitbart for several months. Breitbart also worked closely with white supremacists and neo-Nazis to push racist content.
John Stossel John Stossel joined Fox Business in 2009, where he offers libertarian commentary. He used to host his own Fox Business show, Stossel, and made regular appearances on Fox’s O’Reilly Factor. Prior to working at Fox, Stossel co-anchored ABC News’ 20/20.
Roger Stone Roger Stone is a longtime conservative political operative with a history of violent and incendiary rhetoric who has been banned during the 2016 election from Twitter, CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC. He unofficially aided President Donald Trump's presidential campaign during that election.