Bill Bennett served as secretary of education under President Ronald Reagan and was President George H.W. Bush’s drug czar. He has been a Fox News contributor since 2017.

Michael Goodwin is a conservative pundit who writes for the New York Post and is also a Fox News contributor. He formerly wrote for the New York Daily News.

Brit Hume has worked at Fox News since 1996 and anchored its evening news program Special Report for over 10 years.

Byron York has worked at the conservative Washington Examiner since 2009 and it also a Fox News contributor. He previously wrote for National Review.

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.

Geraldo Rivera has been a Fox News correspondent since 2001, originally joining as a war correspondent and now serving as correspondent-at-large. He has also worked for ABC, NBC, and CNBC in the past.

Fox News' War on Christmas coverage revolves around mostly invented controversies the channel covers to gin up outrage, including people and organizations saying “Happy Holidays” instead of “Merry Christmas.”

Eagle Rising is a right-wing website with a history of publishing clickbait and fake news.

Ben Stein is an economist and actor who makes frequent appearances on Fox News and Fox Business.

Monica Crowley was a longtime contributor to Fox News and a Washington Times columnist, and she frequently made controversial comments. She was set to join either Trump’s National Security Council or the White House as press secretary following his election but didn’t get either job when reports surfaced that she plagiarized parts of her doctoral dissertation.

Ari Fleischer was President George W. Bush's first White House press secretary during which time he helped cheerlead for the Iraq War. Now as a Fox News contributor, Fleischer continues to advocate for regime change in the Middle East.

CBS This Morning is a morning news show that airs Monday through Saturday on CBS. It replaced CBS’ The Early Show in 2012.

Ainsley Earhardt has been a Fox & Friends co-host since 2016 and has a record of conducting sycophantic interviews with President Donald Trump.

Rep. Sean Duffy (R-WI) represented the 7th District of Wisconsin since 2011 until he resigned in September 2019. He had made regular appearances on Fox News, where his wife Rachel Campos-Duffy works. Before getting into politics, Duffy was a reality TV personality. In October 2019, CNN hired him as a political commentator. He was later hired by Fox News.

Ben Shapiro formerly worked for the right-wing website Breitbart News but resigned in 2016 over its all-out support for Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Shapiro now has a show at the right-wing website The Daily Wire.

William La Jeunesse is a Los Angeles-based correspondent for Fox News. He joined the channel in 1998 and has a history of spreading misinformation about immigration.