Fox News chyron dubs Biden 'wannabe dictator' after Trump indictment

[emulatorloo]

https://thehill.com/homenews/4048801-fox-news-chyron-dubs-biden-wannabe-dictator-after-trump-indictment/

Fox News chyron dubs Biden ‘wannabe dictator’ after Trump indictment
BY DOMINICK MASTRANGELO - 06/13/23 9:49 PM ET

A banner on Fox News during former President Trump’s speech following his arraignment on federal charges in Miami at one point referred to President Biden as a “wannabe dictator.”

“WANNABE DICTATOR SPEAKS AT THE WHITE HOUSE AFTER HAVING HIS POLITICAL RIVAL ARRESTED,” the chyron on Fox read just before 9 p.m. as the network provided live continuous coverage of Trump’s remarks. The network briefly aired a side by side visual of Trump’s speech from his New Jersey Golf club and Biden’s remarks from the White House, but never broke away from the audio feed of Trump’s speech.

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[dchill]

1. Pretty sure they got the wrong "wannabe dictator."

[BlueCheeseAgain]

2. Even by Fox's standards, that's ridiculously egregious.

I wonder if they'll soon claim that it was a joke that shouldn't have made it to air.

[Cha]

3. fox Mushroom viewers.. Fed Shit

and Kept in the Dark.

[FlyingPiggy]

4. They need to go after FOX for using the word "news" in their title

That is RIDICULOUS!!!

[Raftergirl]

5. I thought Biden isn't allowed out of the basement and now he's a wannabe dictator?

Someone needs to make up their mind.

[TheRealNorth]

13. +1

They just fling poo against the wall to see what sticks.

[brer cat]

6. It doesn't appear that they learned much from Dominion.

That is vicious and two lies in one chyron. They are all f$%^ing hypocrites.

[louslobbs]

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That is all!

[SCantiGOP]

8. My daughter sent me that screenshot earlier today

I told her it was fake.
I really didn't think that Fox would be that idiotic.

[emulatorloo]

11. I had the same reaction when I saw it, thought it was parody.

[JohnSJ]

12. It was reported on MSNBC as real

[RockRaven]

10. Go ahead and cry about it, losers.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

14. MSNBC Dethrones Fox News After Years-Long Ratings Dominance

Fox is engaging these tactics because Fox is losing in the ratings.

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https://www.newsweek.com/msnbc-dethrones-fox-news-after-years-long-ratings-dominance-1806438

Fox News's years-long streak of weekly rating dominance has reportedly ended, with new data showing it ceding the top spot to its rival network, MSNBC.

Nielsen data regarding the week ending this past Sunday was shared on Twitter on Tuesday by A.J. Katz, a reporter specializing in the cable news business. According to the data, Fox's primetime 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET viewership averaged 1,504,429. The average viewership for the more left-leaning MSNBC over the same time frame averaged 1,520,857, narrowly beating out the conservative network that has long been a leader in cable news viewership.

As Katz noted in a tweet, the data from last week marks the end of a lengthy streak of rating dominance for Fox News.

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This development comes as Fox News continues to bleed viewership after the abrupt firing of host Tucker Carlson, one of its biggest ratings draws, in late April. The network has yet to name a permanent replacement for its 8 p.m. ET primetime slot, opting in the meantime for a rotating cast of guest hosts for the hour. The timeslot has, according to Media Matters, seen viewership drop by half since Carlson departed, with viewership declining across its entire lineup as a whole.