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Again, everyone on Fox News has condemned the killing of Floyd, but many hosts have given divisive messages that certainly do not, as Murdoch suggests, “listen to the voices” of the protesters. He also said the mission “to provide the best in news is particularly vital at this time” and “this is a time for people to come together in their grief, work to heal and coalesce to address injustice and inequity in our country.”īut did that message get through to the on-air talent at Fox News? While Murdoch was asking for understanding, many of the Fox News personalities were saying troubling things - particularly in the morning on “Fox & Friends” and in primetime from hosts such as Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham. We support our Black colleagues and the Black community, as we all unite to seek equality and understanding.” Often we speak of the ‘FOX Family,’ and never has the need to depend on and care for that family been more important. … The FOX culture embraces and fosters diversity and inclusion. Each of you has been in my thoughts as we watch the tragic death of George Floyd continue to cause immense pain and spark important discussions around the country. He urged staff to “grieve with the Floyd family, closely listen to the voices of peaceful protest and fundamentally understand that black lives matter.”Īmong his other comments, Murdoch said, “The events that have unfolded over the past week have left me shocked and saddened. The big boss at Fox Corporation - CEO Lachlan Murdoch - sent a memo to staff this week about the death of George Floyd and the protests going on around the country. Which leads me to the following item … Falling on deaf ears?įox News’ primetime hosts Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham and Sean Hannity. Yet we are seeing two different countries. We are all watching the same reactions of police and politicians and the president. While CNN’s primetime hosts such as Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo and their guests criticize President Donald Trump, Fox News hosts such as Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham and their guests vigorously defend him.Īnd while all hosts on all networks, from what I’ve seen, condemn the death of George Floyd, reactions to the president and the protests have been much different. Fleischer on Trump activating military: Governors are ‘fools’ not to call National Guard, ‘do your job”.John’s trip: ‘Anarchists won’t dissuade us’ Kellyanne Conway on ‘outrage’ over Trump’s St.