Matt Gertz is a Senior Fellow at Media Matters for America. He covers a range of topics including conflict and war, geopolitics, and current affairs, with a focus on culture and society. His insights and analysis have been featured in prominent outlets such as MSNBC, Yahoo News, and RealClearMarkets.
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By: Matt Gertz
Fox Business anchor Maria Bartoromo — who was one of the most fervent participants in Fox's effort to turn Hunter Biden's business interests into a corruption scandal for his father, President Joe Biden — congratulated President Donald Trump's son Eric on air on Thursday after his company landed a robotics contract from the Pentagon.
By: Matt Gertz
President Donald Trump’s administration is trying to punish ABC for broadcasting speech that he doesn’t like.
By: Matt Gertz
Fox pundits have repeatedly argued that the Iran war's costs are “a small price to pay” for its supposed prevention of the imminent threat posed by Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon.
By: Matt Gertz
With Donald Trump's Iran war driving his public support to its lowest levels of his second term , the president retreated on Wednesday night to Fox News, the propaganda channel he can always count on to tell him that he's a historic success.
By: Matt Gertz
President Donald Trump's Fox News obsession frequently yields outcomes that are difficult to directly explain without sounding crazy . But even by those low standards, this one is a doozy.
By: Matt Gertz
While President Donald Trump accuses news outlets of committing “virtual TREASON” by producing reporting that suggests the United States is losing his war against Iran, the president's loyal Fox News propagandists keep telling him that he's doing a great job, saying he's on the verge of victory, and suggesting he can fail only by backing down.
By: Matt Gertz
As President Donald Trump prepares to meet with top aides to discuss next steps in the Iran war, his Fox News Cabinet is advising him to escalate.
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By: Matt Gertz
President Donald Trump, amid ongoing negotiations with Iran and a new spate of U.S. military strikes against it, spent part of Tuesday morning watching Fox News and posting thanks on social media to on-air commentators who praised his efforts in the region.
By: Matt Gertz
With U.S.-Iranian negotiations stuck in purgatory, the hawkish hosts and contributors whom President Donald Trump listens to at Fox News have been weighing in on a potential peace deal. While the group was united in urging Trump to launch the war, it is now fracturing over whether or how to bring the conflict to an end.
