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Trump says Fox News gives Democrats more airtime than ever in its history and urges supporters to watch his Kansas rally elsewhere

Eastora News·October 19, 2026 at 4:45 PM

By Eastora News Desk

U.S.

U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Fox News on Monday, writing on Truth Social that the network spends more time defending Democrats and airing their views than it does on Republican opponents—a greater share of airtime for Democrats than at any point in the network’s history, he said.

Trump called the network’s editorial approach “ridiculous” and said it was trying too hard to be politically correct. Ahead of a campaign event in Kansas, he urged supporters to skip Fox News and watch his rally through the Right Side Broadcasting Network.

Trump has previously accused Fox News of giving broader airtime to non-Republican candidates. The channel is traditionally regarded as favorable to conservative viewpoints and supportive of Trump’s agenda, while Trump has maintained a combative stance toward corporate news organizations.

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