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Fox News Stars Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham Getting Shows on Streaming Service

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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...-ingraham-get-streaming-service-shows-1153014


Now Fox News is putting their shows on the streaming service,


Ingraham will co-host "Laura & Raymond" and Hannity will host a to-be-announced show on streaming service Fox Nation.
Some of Fox News' biggest stars are hosting and co-hosting shows on the network's forthcoming paid streaming service, Fox Nation, the network announced Wednesday morning.

Primetime host Laura Ingraham will co-host a show called Laura & Raymond (with Raymond Arroyo) and Sean Hannity will host a show "that is currently in development." Judge Jeanine Pirro, who like Ingrahm and Hannity is a favorite of President Trump's, will host a weekly, abbreviated version of her Justice With Judge Jeanine show for the service.

Britt McHenry, a former ESPN personality, will co-host a new show called UN-PC on the service, which has not yet been priced.

In the morning, the network, which is launching this fall, will offer a show highlighting the network's primetime programming, followed by a Fox & Friends after-show at 9 a.m., after Brian Kilmeade, Steve Doocy and Ainsley Earhardt finish up.
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TheBigA said:
Hmmm...how much longer will Hannity be able to do the radio show with increased duties at Fox?
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Let's see.....3 hours on the radio, an hour on TV and one on a streaming channel. Add time for show prep, sounds like a typical 8 to 9 hour day that most of us work.
 
FreddyE1977 said:
Let's see.....3 hours on the radio, an hour on TV and one on a streaming channel. Add time for show prep, sounds like a typical 8 to 9 hour day that most of us work.
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You leave out the prep time for each. Bill O'Reilly used to do a daily radio show, and the reason he gave for quitting was it took too much time away from his daily one-hour TV show. So obviously there's more involved that the actual time on the air.
 
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