Fox News Sets Election Coverage Plans With 3D White House, 14-Foot Video Chandelier

Joe Biden had been elected president of the United States over Donald Trump, a video clip of Fox News anchor Sandra Smith has gone viral.The results of the election were projected by every major network, including CNN, CBS, the Associated Press and Fox News, on Saturday, Nov. 7, yet some Americans still seem to be questioning the accuracy of the outcome. «America, I’m honored that you have chosen me to lead our great country,» Biden tweeted at the time.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCable news outlets focused on nothing last week but the presidential election. On Fox News Channel, however, Bill Hemmer found a few seconds to peer into the future.“The thing about our industry, Dana, and you know it very well: When there is information, when there is data, when the story is changing, you can run on adrenaline for a long time,” he said to anchor Dana Perino during hours spent on air.

One Fox News anchor is not impressed with this pro-Donald Trump lawyer on the program.

linking to his new piece on FoxNews.com.It didn’t take long for people to begin criticizing the “Media Buzz” host for comparing a presidential administration to a co-host of “The View.”Also Read: 'The View': Whoopi Goldberg Tells Trump Supporters Demanding Recount to 'Suck It Up' (Video)Georgetown Law’s Josh Chafetz wondered, “Okay, so everyone is pointing out the obvious inanity of comparing a government official to a talk show host, which, yes.

Fox News anchor Sandra Smith is making headlines for what happened when she had a hot microphone during a broadcast and apparently did not realize she was on camera, too.

Also Read: Ratings: CNN Beats Fox News Again on Night 3 of Election CoverageOn Saturday, MSNBC’s coverage of speeches by President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris outperformed ratings juggernaut Fox News. The Democratic election winners drew a record-breaking 9 million average total viewers.

Also Read: Fox News Cuts Away From Kayleigh McEnany's Baseless Claims of Democratic Party Voter FraudThe “Daily Show” montage from 2018 also featured Fox News primetime host Laura Ingraham wondering why, in her opinion, Democrats seem to be incapable of accepting defeat.

Also Read: Kayleigh McEnany Once Hailed Biden as a 'Funny,' 'Likable,' 'Man of the People' vs 'Tycoon' Trump (Audio)“Whoa, whoa whoa. I just think we have to be very clear,” he said.

Kayleigh McEnany, the White House Press Secretary, appeared at a press conference at Republican National Committee headquarters on Monday (November 9) and even Fox News cut off her speech.

Ted Johnson Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto cut off a Trump campaign press conference in which Kayleigh McEnany alleged “illegal voting” and fraud but did not offer proof to back it up.Trump’s team has been making claims that the election is being stolen from him, but it is part of an effort to sow doubt about the results, even though networks have projected Joe Biden the winner and he is likely to win the electoral and popular vote by substantial margins.McEnany is the White House Press Secretary,

according to Mediaite, Smith can be seen furrowing her eyebrows and making a face when the guest, conservative attorney Cleta Mitchell, says, “Just because CNN says or even Fox News says that someone is president, doesn’t make them president.”“What? What is happening? Like, Trace, we’ve called it,” Smith can be heard saying, off-air, in the clip to Gallagher, who was interviewing Mitchell.“So I think everybody wants to know that this was done properly and legally and that we can trust the

Joe Biden closer to the presidency is exposing rifts at Fox News Channel, the influential media outlet that is the favorite for many supporters of President Donald Trump.Despite intense pressure from Trump's team, Fox's decision team has stood fast with its election night call of Arizona for Biden.

Ted Johnson, Dominic Patten After CNN Business’ Brian Stelter went on air Friday to report that CNN had obtained memos in which Fox News instructed its anchors not to refer to Joe Biden as “president-elect” if the presidential race is called in his favor, some Fox News anchors indicated that they would refer to the former vice president that way.According to Stelter’s report with Oliver Darcy, its anchors were instructed to instead say something such as Biden has “enough electoral votes to win

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorTwo simple words uttered on Fox News Channel Friday morning gave its audience obvious facts — and may have served to quell a nascent controversy about how the network intends to cover Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden if he should prove victorious in the 2020 election.After CNN reported Friday morning that it had reviewed “two memos” instructing Fox News talent  to “stay away” from calling Democratic candidate Joe Biden the “President-elect” when the

CNN reports that, should Biden win, Fox News has told its anchors not to refer to Biden as “President-elect” when the network declares him the winner.A memo told staff to “stay away” from the term — a widely accepted title for the winner of the election, should they not be an incumbent — despite Fox News referring to Donald Trump as the “President-elect” following his victory in 2016.Instead, staff are to use phrases such as Biden having “enough electoral votes to win the presidency” until any

Ted Johnson, Dominic Patten With Donald Trump’s path to reelection narrowing, he and his campaign have taken aim at the director of Fox News’ Decision Desk, which called Arizona for Joe Biden on Election Night.The Trump campaign sent out a press release attacking Arnon Mishkin, who has since made multiple appearances on the air defending the call and declining to retract it.“Arnon Mishkin, the director of Fox News’ election decision desk, prematurely called Arizona for Joe Biden before hundreds

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorThe second night of the news networks’ coverage of the 2020 presidential election saw CNN surpass Fox News for No. 1 overall in primetime, scoring 7.12 million viewers Wednesday, its second-highest total in its 40-year history, to lead all broadcast and cable outlets.

Tuesday’s top channel Fox News by about 800,000 people. MSNBC finished a semi-distant third with 4.8 million viewers.CNN was also No.

stood by its projection.That means that should Nevada or Georgia be called for Biden next, Fox News’ — and AP’s — Electoral College count would push the Democratic candidate past the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency, and the network would be compelled to call the election for Biden.Also Read: Fox News Anchor Grills Network's Own Expert on Calling Arizona for Biden: 'You're 100% Sure?'But as of Thursday afternoon, it’s not likely that Nevada will be called on Thursday, and should