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Agreed. Watching FOX as I have, I realized a while back that there was something under the surface that just did not smell right. Sort of like pouring milk on your cereal in the morning and when you put the spoon up to your mouth you realize it doesn't smell right. Further investigation reveals that the milk has begun to sour, so you throw it all out and settle for a slice of toast and coffee. As you point out, the liberal taint is on nearly all FOX programming. A fact I begrudgingly accepted a couple years ago.

Hannity got the shaft from the his network when he got relegated to the 10 o'clock spot so that little Megyn could move into prime time. Therefore I listen Stewart Varney in the morning and Lou Dobbs in the evening, over on FBN. The rest of it is drivel, and that certainly includes most of the weekend shows. Cavuto can't shut up for a second to allow his guests to speak, O'Reilly gets right up to the threshold but just will not allow himself to cross, Sheppard Smith is a bozo on the scale of Chris Matthews, John Scott is a clothes horse on the order of those in the movie "Bruce Almighty." The Five is only a little better as is Bret Baier's show, the highlight of which is 'the panel' and I've have had quite enough of Krauthammer.

Maybe my attitude is worse than yours but I would put Greta in there with the rest of the liberal converts, and she is off my list too. The good news however, is it looks like the Republicans may have started to wake up just a bit. If they are, we have Trump to thank for it IMHO.

The only reason that I give some praise to Greta is that she has never claimed to be a conservative and is a Democrat but has been more consistent in her criticism of the Obama administration than nearly all of the FNC RINOS who are self-described conservatives. Now that I think about it, Democratic political anaylists/pollsters Pat Caddell and Doug Shoen are tougher on Obama and Hillary than the "conservative" political analysts such as Rove and Krauthammer are.

I agree with you 100 percent about Brett Baier's "All-Star" panels. I switch the channel as soon as Charle Krauthammer and/or George Will open their mouths. If there are two more conceited, condescending mouthpieces for the GOP establishment I have not seen them yet. Even without Karl Rove on the panel, Baier has assembled the most formidable group of Jeb Bush bootlickers on cable TV.

I also fully agree with you about Shep Smith. He belongs on MSNBC. Shep is a left-wing Ted Baxter who is too dumb to even begin to realize the depth and breadth of his ignorance. I scramble for the remote as soon as Shep appears on the screen.