Jay Wallace

South Carolina GOP Senators Tim Scott, Darlene Graham, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, Trump Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, sports journalist Sage Steele, trainer Jillian Michaels, ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith, Las Vegas mogul Steve Wynn, and God bless the USA country singer Lee Greenwood, who reportedly performed the song at the wedding reception.

Fox News was well represented, obviously, with wedding attendees, including Earhart's Fox & Friends co-hosts Steve Ducey, Lawrence Jones, and Brian Kilmeade, plus Laura Ingram, Brett Baer, newly hired Fox News contributor Caroline Leavitt, Fox CEO Suzanne Scott, and network president and executive editor Jay Wallace.

Hannity, by the way, we'll finish it up here.

Hannity is 64.

The big one is Suzanne Scott, who is the CEO of Fox News.

Also, Joe DeReggio, the COO; Jay Wallace, the president and executive director; and Brett Baier.

The phone number is, and we'll repeat this throughout the show, is 888-369-4762.

That's 888-369-4762.

And the, some of the names are Suzanne Scott, she's the CEO.

Yeah.

Joe Dirago, COO, Jay Wallace, President, the Executive Editor, and Brett Baier.

So if you, you make these letters, you put these, uh, put their name in there, and, uh-

That is quite something to complain about.

And Fox News President Jay Wallace responded by telling Axios that the interview reflected the network's willingness to air programming its core audience may not wanna hear, saying, quote, "Someone didn't necessarily like that," Wallace said, apparently referring to Trump, "but that's what we do." Now, to be clear, Jesse Watters' interview with Abdul El-Sayed actually had nearly 3.5, 4 million views.

It was their highest rated interview th- that month, and I really don't think Trump inserting himself helped Mike Rogers the way he hoped it would The thing is really nothing, it seems, Donald Trump does is helping these embattled Republicans.

I mean, just today we got a new poll from Pew Research showing Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to just 30%, the lowest of his second term.

I mean, Fox is the greatest underdog story in TV history, and because of its success, mine, along with millions of other underdog stories, were made possible.

Because everybody here, okay, if you talk about the CEO, Suzanne Scott, if you talk about Jay Wallace, the president, okay, they all worked in every capacity there is in this building.

They didn't show up and like, "Here's your C-suite.

You're in charge now." They started out in the mail room.