Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, left, speaks during his interview by Bill O'Reilly on Fox's news talk show 'The O'Reilly Factor,' Friday, Nov. 6, 2015.

Fox in the White House

On the Media | Feb 24, 2017

For years, Fox News has served as a megaphone for right-wing talking points and a defender of conservative politicians. But under the Trump administration, for apparently the first time, this relationship has turned into a two-way street. With the help of CNN's Brian Stelter, Bob breaks down the new, symbiotic relationship between an increasingly propagandist cable news channel and our "first cable news president."

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