Fox News Once Again Most And Least Trusted Name In News.

I provided sources/proof; try to find something credible that says that I am wrong and show it to me. You can continue to believe what you want to believe without any reason, but it makes you completely ignorant.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Oh man, you totally had me at the whole 'proof' thing. You're a funny guy.

So you admit you are talking out your ass and are completely stupid on the subject. Thanks for clearly that up. I guess that ends our discussion, now doesn't it.

@one_plum said:

Yeah, fox looks trustworthy alright...

Foxy Loxy.

@HoolaHoopMan:

If studies that are published in peer reviewed journals are not enough proof for you, you are a lost cause--but I guess I wouldn't expect anything more from an 12 year old.

I would like to continue down that line, with a bunch of studies that Fox News were basically even in terms of both positive and negative stories for both candidates for the last 3+ presidential elections (which is not true for any other major news station), and studies that show that the makeup of Republicans, Democrats, and Independents that work at Fox news are much much closer to the makeup of the US than any other national news (by a large margin), but you are a moron who doesn't believe facts anyways, so I won't.

(Also, you never even clicked on my link)

I'll just leave this here:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/23/fox-news-less-informed-new-study_n_1538914.html

I remember a while ago reading about a study done by the Pew Forum which looked at news' networks programming to see how much of it was news programming and how much was opinion. According to the study CNN was about 54% news and 46% opinion, Fox was about 46% news, 54% opinion and MSNBC was only 15% news and 85% opinion.

Also those news channels have some new competition: I noticed a few months ago that there is a Bloomberg Channel that I previously didn't get, and in September EWTN launched their own news show: EWTN News Nightly with Colleen Carroll Campbell (which is what I was watching earlier today when I learned that Shirley Temple had died)

Im guessing the "most trusted" votes are beefed up by loyal fox employees

Why should you generalize Fox's relatively vast audience like that. Fox has quite a bit of female reporters/hosts/guests etc. As far as black people go, Juan Williams is a regular on the network. And if Fox viewers were xenophobic why would they watch Stuart Varney (who is an immigrant) or Andrea Tantaros (who is the child of immigrants)?