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.

Betsy DeVos is President Donald Trump’s secretary of education and an opponent of public schools. She is also a billionaire who has been a Republican donor and fundraiser for decades.

On January 6, 2021, the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., was attacked by a mob of supporters of Donald Trump, two months after his defeat in the 2020 presidential election. The attack disrupted a joint session of Congress convened to certify the results of the presidential election of 2020, with the goal of preventing Joe Biden, the legitimate president-elect, from assuming office. 

Following the September 19, 2020 death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, right-wing media coverage immediately urged the rapid confirmation of a new justice prior to Election Day. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) signaled that he would move to approve President Donald Trump’s nomination quickly.

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

David Bossie is the president of Citizens United and a Republican political operative with a history of dirty tricks and smears. He was President Donald Trump's deputy campaign manager, then joined Fox News as a contributor in 2017. He was temporarily suspended for making a racist comment on the air, for which he and Fox later apologized.

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.

As attorney general of Oklahoma, Pruitt joined a coalition of state attorneys general in a court challenge against the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan. He became President Donald Trump's first EPA chief in 2017 but was forced to resign in 2018 after numerous scandals, including misuse of government funds, surfaced.

Ann Coulter is a racist pundit who regularly calls for the mass expulsion and even murder of immigrants. She strongly supported Donald Trump during his 2016 presidential campaign because of his anti-immigrant rhetoric.

Rush Limbaugh held the top spot in talk radio ratings; his radio program The Rush Limbaugh Show was been nationally syndicated since 1988. He used to be a kingmaker in national Republican politics, regularly referring to himself as the “titular head of the Republican Party,” but he had reduced influence following a massive ad boycott campaign in 2012. President Donald Trump gave Limbaugh the Medal of Freedom during the State of the Union address in 2020.

Christopher Ruddy is the founder and CEO of the right-wing political website Newsmax and a contributor to ABC's This Week. He is also one of President Donald Trump's unofficial advisers.

Roger Ailes launched Fox News in 1996 and was chairman and CEO until he was fired in 2016 for sexually harassing and abusing multiple women who worked for him. He briefly advised Donald Trump's presidential campaign and died in 2017.

Once a prominent member of conservative intellectual circles, Dinesh D'Souza is best known for his bizarre, false, and inflammatory smears of Democrats and the left. D'Souza stooped to a new low during the Obama administration when he adopted a racist tone in his books and films about the former president. D'Souza pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance law in 2014, but President Donald Trump pardoned him in 2018 following a lobbying campaign by his supporters.

James Edwards hosts The Political Cesspool, a far-right radio show based in Memphis, TN. The show bills itself as being “pro-white,” and has featured several prominent white supremacists as guests. Republican lawmakers and Donald Trump Jr. have also appeared on the show.

David Duke is a former leader of the violent white supremacist Ku Klux Klan (KKK) and endorsed Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential election. He also hosts a podcast, where he embraces white supremacy and defends more mainstream people who espouse white supremacy like Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Republican Rep. Steve King of Iowa.