| Trump Booed President Donald Trump received a harsh reception as he and First Lady Melania Trump paid their respects to recently departed Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. After the president emerged from the front of the Supreme Court, a crowd could be heard loudly booing and then chanting, “Vote him out!”
Fox News Channel's Chris Stirewalt wondered aloud why the president even went to the memorial, knowing no one in attendance would "want him there."
Prompter Myth Busted A viral tweet speculating that Joe Biden was reading answers from a teleprompter during an interview with Telemundo was debunked on Wednesday by the network and the anchor who conducted the interview: Jose Diaz-Balart.
Left Control On Thursday, Trump tore into Chris Wallace by preemptively claiming the Fox News anchor won’t be fair to him next week when moderating the first 2020 debate between Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.
"He’ll be controlled by the radical left. They control him," said Trump.
Going down the same path Democratic West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin appeared on Fox & Friends on Wednesday to talk about the Supreme Court fight in Congress and said that he opposes both nuking the filibuster and plans to “pack the court.”
“I do not believe that would help anybody, basically,” Manchin said. "So why would you go down that path?”
Fox News at Night Dominates
Fox News at Night dominated in Tuesday’s ratings, easily beating its competition in the 11:00 p.m. hour in both overall audience and viewers in the coveted 25 – 54 age demographic.
That strong performance helped the show’s parent network win total day ratings — and primetime as well. Get the top shows on the night and all the latest numbers from Mediaite+ here!
Reporters Arrested The Daily Caller is threatening to sue the Louisville Metro Police Department after officers arrested and charged two of its reporters with misdemeanors related to breaking curfew during riots in Louisville, Kentucky on Wednesday evening.
The Lincoln-Douglas Debates on Fox Nation Just before this year's first presidential debate — to be moderated by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace — the network's subscription-based streaming service Fox Nation will be debuting the feature film Right Makes Might: The Lincoln-Douglas Debates on Thursday, September 24th.
You can watch the teaser trailer here.
THREE Americas  Speaking with anchor Wolf Blitzer barely an hour after the announcement that only one of three Louisville police officers would face charges — for shooting into a different apartment than Taylor's — a weary Don Lemon condemned the lack of indictment and argued that the move effectively made the case for the Black Lives Matter movement.
The news had already sparked outrage from Taylor's attorney and from pundits like MSNBC's Joy Reid, who blasted it as a "Black lives DON'T matter ruling." "For me it's just another instance, as someone who works in the news media, of there being I would say now three different justice systems: one for police officers, one for Americans of color, and one for white Americans, said Lemon in this must-watch segment. 6.5.0 | 
