Dick Morris was an adviser to President Bill Clinton but later became a critic of the Clintons in his career in conservative media. He worked at Fox News for many years until 2013 and was dropped as a columnist from The Hill after he joined National Enquirer. He has such a long record of faulty political and election predictions, grifts, and ethical problems that he is widely considered a laughingstock among political media.

Tom Fitton is a shill for President Trump and runs the conservative legal organization Judicial Watch, which regularly pushed misinformation about Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election. Fitton regularly appears on Fox shows where bashes Trump’s political opponents.

Frank Luntz is a polling expert and consultant who often works for Republicans. He has also worked as an analyst for Fox News and CBS News and frequently failed to disclose that he had worked for politicians he discussed.

Albow holds extreme views about transgender people. In February 2019, Ablow was sued by former patients who said he sexually exploited them.

Candace Owens was the communications director for Turning Point USA, a conservative youth political organization that organizes stunts for attention on college campuses. She was also a Daily Wire host.

Mark Williams was the public face of the Tea Party Express, one of the top organizations of the conservative tea party movement which began during the Obama administration. The organization was repeatedly promoted by Fox News. He was eventually expelled from the National Tea Party Federation for his racist rhetoric against President Obama and Black people.

North served on the National Security Council during the Reagan administration. He was a central figure in the 1980s Iran-Contra scandal and was later criminally convicted for his actions, although his convictions were overturned on appeal. He also hosted a show on Fox News between 2001 and 2016.

Gavin McInnes is a bigot who works for right-wing Canadian outlet Rebel Media, hosts a podcast called Get Off My Lawn, and has been kicked off of Fox News and CRTV. He also founded the violent far-right gang the Proud Boys.

Judicial Watch was founded in 1994 by the anti-Clinton conspiracy theorist and prolific litigator Larry Klayman and during the 2016 election, it regularly pushed misinformation about Hillary Clinton. The organization and its president, Tom Fitton, have become shills of President Trump since he took office, and Fitton regularly appears on Fox to defend Trump.

Tea party organizations began in 2009 after the election of President Barack Obama, ostensibly to oppose tax increases and government deficits. The movement was quickly adopted by the Republican Party, with many GOP candidates running during the 2010 midterm elections with tea party endorsements. Several tea party organizations turned out to be astroturfed or fundraising scams. Fox News was a major promoter of tea party events, even endorsing some of them as “FNC Tax Day Tea Parties.”

Allen West is a former U.S. Army officer, one-term Republican congressman from Florida, and Fox News contributor. He's currently a senior fellow at the conservative Media Research Center and NRA board member. He has a long history of pushing smears, lies, and incendiary rhetoric, especially against Muslims.

Numerous news stories, government investigations, indictments, and convictions have stemmed from allegations that members of President Donald Trump's campaign, transition team, and administration assisted Russia in its interference in the 2016 presidential election in support of Trump.

Zuhdi Jasser is the president and founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, a think tank which receives funding from anti-Muslim organizations. He’s also a conservative pundit who has regularly appeared on Fox News to reinforce right-wing anti-Muslim narratives about terrorism and to criticize American Muslim civil rights groups.

Tamron Hall worked for NBC News and MSNBC between 2007 and 2017 and hosted MSNBC’s NewsNation and co-anchored NBC’s Today. NBC reportedly forced Hall’s departure from Today, replacing her with former Fox News host Megyn Kelly. Hall is launching a daytime talk show late in 2019.

Bill Kristol was a major cheerleader for the 2003 Iraq War and is a former Fox News contributor. He has been mostly opposed to Donald Trump's candidacy and presidential administration. He founded conservative magazine The Weekly Standard, which shut down at the end of 2018, and is now editor-at-large at anti-Trump conservative website The Bulwark.