Cable News Channels

[Papa Deuce]

poll coming.... which channel do you watch the most?

 

[bsnyder]

I channel-flip. Constantly.

 

[JoeThaNo1Stunna]

Fox News mostly, except for when it's Natalee Holloway coverage, I change it in a second if that nonsense is on.

MSNBC is second best, Tucker Carlson and Chris Matthews are pretty good. Joe Scarborough used to be decent, but he is now another ridiculous 24-7 devotee to Holloway.

CNN is just horrible, so, so, boring.

 

[scoutsmom99]

Fox News here! I can't get enough of Shephard Smith ....I love the afternoon line-up they have Studio B w/Shep, Neil Cavuto, and John Gibson and they I of course tune in for The Fox Report (gotta love the G Block!).

 

[N.Bailey]

Another Fox Fan here.

 

[MinnieM21]

Fox News

 

[hugsquared]

Yep, Fox News is the best. Love most of those guys. I'm even a talk radio junkie now who listens to Bill, Sean , Clark, Neil...the lot. I blame this on DH as before I met him, I couldn't even tell you who the guys were on the BIG 3. Now I know everyone and have definitely made my choice.

 

[scrump]

I used to work for one of them, and you get a sense of how all their newsrooms work. Fox was the worst.

I get my news from newspapers now.

 

[Kermit]

Fox News.

I used to watch Headline News occassionally when it was the top or bottom of the hour and I just had a few minutes to see what the top stories are. I don't like CNN's bias, but it was useful for fast news. I can't stand the way they have shows about meaningless stuff like entertainment on there now. And I want to throw my shoes at the TV when I see Nancy Grace. She seems like a really sweet person, but she irritates me.

 

[BostonTigger]

Usually Foxnews.

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

no cable and answered none. but when I've had it, I have favored CNN--but channel flip.

 

[LoraJ]

Any network but Fox. They are horrible. I know people who worked there and know how slanted their news is. Plus their lack of integrity when it comes to not giving retractions (i.e. the recent incident where they gave out someone's address).

I love my DirecTV and info channel 102 where it shows 6 news networks at once and you can then decide which one you want to go to.

 

[pixiemomma]

CNN, though during an important event I'll flip between them and network TV.

 

[eclectics]

CNN. They might have a slight bias (as all cable and network news does) but at least they research a story and gets the facts right as opposed to Fox where they just like to hear themselves talk. Their newsroom is very unprofessional and that "fair and balanced" nonsense is just that. I don't mind sorting through the bias as long as I get a straight professional story.

 

[wdw4us2]

Fox News, definitely.

I was so glad when they added the channel to our satellite so I could get away from CNN (the Clinton News Network).

 

[disneysteve]

I voted CNN though the only time I watch is when we are on vacation since we don't have cable TV at home.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Fox, but turn it off when they go to Aruba.

 

[roseprincess]

I'm another Fox News fan! Love watching Hannity and Colmes and On The Record with Greta Van Susteren in the evenings. Don't watch every night, but most nights. The Aruba stuff does get a little too much on the news, but I do enjoy how Greta asks her questions and investigates.
Just noticed that Rita Cosby went to MSNBC recently and has her own show on MSNBC.
I also like Fox and Friends in the early morning, don't watch it that often, tho.


Rosemarie

 

[MoniqueU]

Fox News. I love On the Record with Greta, It's my favorite show. I unlike others here would rather listen to news on Aruba then on the Middle East or politics anyday.

 

[MosMom]

I also don't watch Fox (and it has nothing to do with politics). I flip between network, CNN, and MSNBC. They just sit there and talk about BS when a crisis is going on. It is like they work up theories right there at the desk and spew it out as fact. Of course everything is over embellished to create more drama and panic. I noticed it first on 9/11. I was watching and they were saying stuff you didn't hear on any other channel and then you never heard anything more about. Their theme is "Now this isn't confirmed but....". I flipped to FOX a couple times yesterday and it was the same stuff going on.