Fox News has hired many democrats in the past. That doesn't mean their content doesn't meet the same muster of more professional news organizations that don't have narratives that are delivered from the top down.
Roger Ailes is gone as of July 2016. There is no longer anybody conservative running Fox News. Median political opinion in the USA (maybe not your neighborhood) is to the right of Fox News. To maximize audience, Fox News is as left as it can go without being left of any notable competitor. Because there is no significant competition to the right, Fox News can grab more audience by going left.
Meanwhile, over at CNN, there actually is a narrative delivered from the top down. Every day at 9 AM, Jeff Zucker has a call in which he directs the anti-Trump message of the day. Info about it got leaked a couple weeks ago: https://www.projectveritas.com/2019/10/14/exposecnnpart1/
Jeff Zucker gets directly involved. He even went into the control room during an interview to disable ads, extend a 7-minute interview to 25 minutes, and instruct the interviewer to “Just fucking nail her!” in reference to guest Kellyanne Conway. He says “I am the one saying we should just stay on impeachment.”
An employee laments that “we used to cover news,” and “we used to go out and do stories.”
So this is 2019. Don't be the frog slowly boiled in the pot. CNN has been very badly corrupted by narratives that are delivered from the top down.
