Campbell Brown is a former NBC anchor and CNN host. After leaving CNN, she founded anti-teachers union organizations and advocated for weakening protections for teachers. She joined Facebook as its head of global news partnerships in 2017.

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.

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.

The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) has been designated an anti-immigrant hate group by the SPLC. CIS advocates for reduced immigration and is widely quoted in media outlets. 

John Lott is a discredited economist and researcher who constantly makes false claims about gun laws and violence. He is also a columnist for FoxNews.com.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is a self-declared socialist senator who attempted to win the 2016 and 2020 Democratic presidential nominations and is a strong advocate for universal health care through Medicare for all.

Stephen Hayes was one of the primary media advocates for the 2003 Iraq War, when he was a senior writer at The Weekly Standard. He later became the conservative magazine’s editor-in-chief until it shuttered in 2018. Hayes was also a longtime Fox News contributor, appearing frequently on Special Report.

The Weekly Standard was a conservative news magazine founded by editors Bill Kristol and Fred Barnes in 1995 and it served as a media outlet for neoconservatives. The magazine was a huge advocate for the U.S. invading Iraq. The Weekly Standard ceased publication in December 2018.

Christiane Amanpour is an award-winning correspondent and currently hosts CNN’s flagship global affairs show, Amanpour. She is also an advocate for journalists’ rights.

Hillary Clinton was President Barack Obama’s first secretary of state, first lady during President Bill Clinton’s administration, and the 2016 Democratic nominee for president. Clinton also ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008 and was previously a U.S. senator representing New York. She has spent much of her career advocating for women’s rights.

In her work as chief counsel and policy director for the conservative Judicial Crisis Network, Carrie Severino advocates for the confirmation of Republican-nominated judges and Supreme Court justices and against Democratic nominees. She also writes at National Review.

Curt Schilling is a former Red Sox pitcher who worked for ESPN as an analyst for 6 years until he was fired in 2016 for a transphobic tweet. He joined Breitbart News in October 2016 and hosted The Curt Schilling Podcast. He is scheduled to host The Curt Schilling Baseball Show for OutKick, a Fox Corporation outlet, beginning in February 2023.

The Family Research Council (FRC) is a evangelical activist and lobbying organization that was founded in the early 1980s by James Dobson. It is one of the most influential and extreme anti-LGBTQ groups and has compared LGBTQ people to pedophiles, advocated for the discredited and harmful practice of conversion therapy, and defended an anti-gay bill in Uganda that could have punished sodomy by death. Its current president is Tony Perkins, who is a commissioner on the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.

Art Laffer was an economic adviser to President Reagan and is famous for his economic theory between tax rates and levels of revenue collected by the government, called the Laffer Curve. He is an advocate of cutting taxes for rich Americans and makes frequent appearances on Fox News and Fox Business.