Sinclair Broadcast Group broadcasts conservative propaganda to millions of local TV viewers.

Eric Bolling provided financial commentary for CNBC and Fox Business, then became a Fox News co-host on The Five and The Specialists until he was fired in 2017 after reports that he sent unsolicited nude pictures to women at the network. While he worked at Fox, Bolling was known for racist, anti-Muslim, and sexist commentary. After leaving Fox, he hosted the BlazeTV show America with Eric Bolling and the show America This Week for Sinclair Broadcast Group.

Boris Epshteyn served as a “strategic advisor” for Trump’s 2020 reelection campaign. He was previously Sinclair Broadcast Group’s chief political analyst. His pro-Trump propaganda “must-run” segments aired on Sinclair-controlled local TV news stations from 2017-2019. He also worked on Trump’s 2016 campaign.

Mark Hyman is a former executive at Sinclair Broadcast Group who now works as an investigative correspondent for the outlet. Hyman previously hosted right-wing commentary segments called Behind The Headlines and, before that, The Point, which aired on dozens of Sinclair television stations.

Sharyl Attkisson hosts Full Measure for Sinclair Broadcast group. Attkisson was formerly a CBS News correspondent and a senior independent contributor to the conservative Heritage Foundation's Daily Signal blog. During her time at CBS, she pushed conspiracy theories about the Benghazi terror attack. She is also known for promoting fraudulent links between vaccines and autism.

James Rosen was a Washington, D.C., correspondent for Fox News from 1999-2017. Rosen left Fox after claims that he sexually harassed coworkers reportedly surfaced. He is now an investigative reporter for the conservative Sinclair Broadcast Group.

Formerly a Washington Post reporter, then executive editor for the right-wing Washington Times and a reporter at Sinclair Broadcasting Group's Circa, John Solomon wrote misleading opinion pieces criticizing the special counsel's probe into President Donald Trump at The Hill, where he was also its executive vice president for video. Solomon's opinion pieces were often promoted by Trump allies such as Sean Hannity.