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"There's something going on at Fox. I'll tell you right now. And I'm not happy with it," Trump told reporters on Sunday.

"There's something going on at Fox, I'll tell you right now. And I'm not happy with it," Trump told reporters on Sunday.

"He found the two notable African-Americans at Fox News to call out," Joel Payne said.

"I think Fox is making a big mistake because, you know, I'm the one that calls the shots on the really big debates," the president said.

"One of the first things you have to do is allow them to change their mind," former White House communications diector Anthony Scaramucci said on Fox News Sunday.

The president lashed out at his favorite cable news network again on Sunday.

"I know many Jews that are in favor of a two-state solution or are pro-Palestinian and they're not against themsleves, or anti-Semitic," Leslie Marshall said.

"They are not in the same league with top scientists," Professor LeRoy Westerling said. "They aren't even in the league of the average career climate scientist."

A poll by Fox News reveals declining support for the NRA among Americans and also gun-owning households as President Donald Trump mulls new gun control legislation.

Donald Trump's disapproval rating soared to 56 percent in a Fox News poll released this week, just one percent off the network's record high for the president.

"Whether it's the Nazis invading France and western Europe, whether the Muslims were invading a country back in the early years, it was an invasion," Fox Nation host Todd Starnes said.

"Shia LaBeouf, or whatever his name is—I think it was him, it looked exactly like him—I walked by and he calls me trash," Fox News host Jesse Watters claims.

"The FBI director testified last month, about 850 domestic terrorism investigations ongoing, a number of those with racially motivated, violent extremest ideologies behind them," Acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan said.

Sean Hannity stood firmly behind Chris Cuomo over the viral video of him taking on a heckler after President Donald Trump chided Republicans for supporting the CNN anchor.

"They want to fight the weather. The rest of us want to deal with real threats," Fox & Friends co-host Pete Hegseth said.

Cuomo was filmed threatening man he accused of using "the N-word for Italians."

"If Christians don't like immigration laws, they are free to try to change those laws, but they are not free to break those laws," American Southern Baptist pastor Robert Jeffress said.

"This [mass shootings] is starting to be, unfortunately, a uniquely American situation," Pirro admonished Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz.

Shortly after claiming that white supremacy was a "hoax," Tucker Carlson announced he would be enjoying some quality time fishing with his son.

"It's just not journalism. It is opinion making. It is entertainment and unfortunately it's an entertainment that can catch on with a very viralized America."

"The blame needs to be placed on the father," Thomas Homan said. "Her father came to this country illegally,

Carlson did address critics calling on Fox News to fire him, saying, "Please, for the sake of the nation, calm down."

"All forms of hate have to really – they have to be reigned in," the Trump official said.

A former UFC fighter appeared on Fox News Thursday morning and blamed mass shootings on a lack of "masculinity" among American men and railed against boys using ADHD medicines.

Mayor de Blasio said that even if someone has a clean background, a gun is not necessary to protect their home and family.

Numerous overlapping boycotts over Tucker Carlson's espousal of inflammatory comments have left the host's show with a diminishing number of advertisers.

"If he dislikes me enough that he wants to put my name out there against Trump, I'm not going to give money to him," Wayne Harwell said.

Blaming "intense political polarization," Howard Kurtz pointed out that the trip had been "deemed controversial."

"If you were to assemble a list, a hierarchy of concerns of problems this country faces, where would white supremacy be on the list?"

Carlson claimed white supremacy was "a conspiracy theory used to divide the country and keep a hold on power."