Tomi Lahren formerly worked for the right-wing One America News Network and TheBlaze; she was briefly a host for Fox News' digital video streaming outlet Fox Nation before moving to Fox Corp's OutKick.

Before he was elected president in the 2016 election, Donald Trump had weekly platforms on CNBC’s Squawk Box and Fox News’ Fox & Friends, where he gave political commentary and pushed the birther conspiracy theory. Since he became president, Media Matters and other media organizations have documented thousands of his lies and attacks on the press.

Emily Miller has worked as a Republican communications official, a Washington Times columnist, and a reporter for Fox’s Washington, DC, affiliate WTTG, where she spread misinformation about gun laws. In 2016 she joined One America News Network as a correspondent. In August 2020, she joined the FDA as a spokesperson before departing after 11 days.

Corey Lewandowski was President Donald Trump's campaign manager until June 2016. During his time as campaign manager, he was charged with battery for grabbing a reporter, but the charge was soon dropped. After leaving the campaign, he briefly joined CNN as a political commentator while still receiving severance pay from the Trump campaign. Lewandowski later worked as a political commentator for One America News Network, but he was fired in July 2017.

Beatrice Mount is a media analyst III at Media Matters, where she has worked since July 2020. Her work focuses on One America News. She has a degree in political science and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies from The George Washington University.

Bobby Lewis is a writer at Media Matters, where he has worked since February 2016. His work focuses on One America News Network (OAN), in particular the network's promotion of 2020 election conspiracy theories. He has a bachelor’s degree in U.S. history from Ohio University.