Special Report with Bret Baier

Worth watching if your a typical shallow person, I don't understand how ppl can watch this show or this network. The alt right are very entertaining and I enjoy watching and speaking to them. Amazing how they all follow and do as they are told by their media and leaders. Follow the leader guys lol I enjoy having my own mind .

Sure I know all of you liberals hate FOX News and have FDS(Fox Derangement Syndrome)and true I agree some of the content is to the right yet I feel shows like the O'Reilly Factor are fair and balanced while Hannity and Colmes show both views. Now if your looking for a right wing feast of info and swayed news try "Special Report with Brit Hume" though I respect Brit he's very bold and informative and I like his style as he's a polished veteran newscaster from ABC news and he's hosted many political debates in his day. "The Special Report" program covers the most current up to the minute news and events mostly focusing on politics giving great coverage to the current presidential candidates. Plenty of interviews and insight are provided from experts his all star panel of guests are mostly conservative and right wing though like Fred Barnes and Mort Kondracke, and Nina Easton. Plus he always closes the show out with some political humor. Overall a good news hour if you will overlook some of the right wing tilt.

Back in the day, a TV network SPECIAL REPORT was a noteworthy event. Something big was about to be shared. Sadly, since Brit Hume has claimed "special report" as his program title, the term has lost all of its stature.

There is a game to be played while watching cable news shows which helps stop things from becoming boring. The game is very easy. Turn on any news channel and hold your remote control in your hand. Whenever anyone on a cable news channel says "frankly," turn the channel to the next news network. Whenever anyone starts using the metric system, turn the channel to the next news network. When there is an advertisement containing a blaring siren, klaxon, or a talking lizard with a grating voice; turn the channel to the next news network. Special to CNN, when a pre-recorded week-old news report is repeated yet again (with the live introduction also repeated word-for-word), turn the channel to the next news network. Also only with CNN, when a live interview of a fellow network employee is scripted and seems painfully over-rehearsed, turn the channel to the next news network. Last, when the exact same words in an advertisement are repeated three times in a row, turn the channel to the next news network. Try it, you might enjoy watching TV news again.

Bret I have been a strong supporter of you and your show for years but lately you are drifting to the left or maybe you have always been a Trump hating lefty and just decided to show the real Bret. When Donna Brazil started describing the accomplishments of the Obama administration on your panel today I thought I was watching cnn and quickly changed the channel. Please tell me she is not going to be a regular on your show. Also, please drop Chris Wallis as a fill-in. I don't watch his show and I don't want to be suprised when he substitutes for you. Fox used to be a great organization but if you and your show are future of Fox, the end is near.

There's an awful lot of "myself" in a Bret Baier newscast. Plugging his Grant book which was presumably mostly ghost-written; bragging about new set on this show, which I suspect was done to please him; several shots of him playing golf with hot-shots, etc. I also cringe at most of his interviews, which are always "gotcha" attempts to make him look good. I long for the quiet humility and humor of Brit Hume again.