“Trusted Now,” Fox’s ads said, citing polling, “More Than Ever.” A new poll shows Americans say by a 30-point margin that Fox host knowingly aired false claims. And even Republicans are about evenly split on the question, writes Aaron Blake in Analysis.
The way the ads framed the data they relied on was
a dim view: Nearly as many Republicans said Fox hosts effectively lied as dispute that assertion . The near-even split was similar among supporters of Donald Trump: 30-35.The poll also shows Fox ranking last for “accurate” coverage of the 2020 election. Only 12 percent overall said Fox’s 2020 coverage was “almost always accurate,” which was less than the percentages for CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC and CBS. And less than half said Fox’s coverage was at least “mostly accurate.
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