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Fox News’ Shannon Bream on the Record

Podcast, Episode 127

Shannon Bream, host of Fox News @ Night, speaks with CQ Magazine Deputy Editor Shawn Zeller during a recording of the "CQ on Congress" podcast. (Photo by D.A. Banks/CQ Roll Call).

By D.A. Banks, Shawn Zeller and Toula Vlahou

Posted November 2, 2018 at 11:30am

Shannon Bream, host of Fox News @ Night, answers the tough questions about Fox’s ideological approach to journalism amid growing public concern about heated political rhetoric. Her show is part of Fox News’ prime-time lineup that in October reached more than 2.8 million cable viewers a day. In a 20-minute interview, Bream discusses a wide range of issues related to the politicization of the media on the left and right.

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