Steve Doocy
Jan 6, 2023: Daily Beast: The ‘Never Kevin’ Chaos Is Tearing Fox News Apart
His Fox & Friends co-host, Steve Doocy, was also irate over the dead-enders in the House GOP caucus. “I heard so many people say, ‘You know, that’s just how democracy works.’ This is not democracy. This is a televised hijacking,” Doocy asserted. “They are intent, simply, on blowing up the party, which they are doing, and this Congress. They do not care.”
His Fox & Friends co-host, Steve Doocy, was also irate over the dead-enders in the House GOP caucus. “I heard so many people say, ‘You know, that’s just how democracy works.’ This is not democracy. This is a televised hijacking,” Doocy asserted. “They are intent, simply, on blowing up the party, which they are doing, and this Congress. They do not care.”
July 22, 2015: MediaIte: Fox & Friends’ Steve Doocy Compares Donald Trump to a Navy SEAL
Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy compared Donald Trump to a Navy SEAL Wednesday morning during an interview with the presidential candidate, saying that they both never back down from a fight.
Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy compared Donald Trump to a Navy SEAL Wednesday morning during an interview with the presidential candidate, saying that they both never back down from a fight.
May 13, 2015: PoliticusUSA: Fox News Responds To Being Called Out By Obama With Even More Racism
Steve Doocy added, “The speech yesterday was all about poverty. If you don’t want to be poor, usually, you wind up with a job. , that is the answer, but if you look at the black unemployment rate, it’s staggering.”
Steve Doocy added, “The speech yesterday was all about poverty. If you don’t want to be poor, usually, you wind up with a job. , that is the answer, but if you look at the black unemployment rate, it’s staggering.”
Dec 30, 2014: Media Matters: The 11 Dumbest Things Conservative Media Said About Climate Change in 2014
3. Fox News Cites Birther To Claim NASA "Faked" Global Warming. On June 24, Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy claimed that 1934 was the hottest year on record contrary to NASA's current data, "at least until NASA scientists fudged the numbers to make 1998 the hottest year to overstate the extent of global warming." The Fox hosts based their comments on a blog post -- published under pseudonym Steven Goddard -- by Tony Heller, even though experts and even climate skeptic Anthony Watts identified fundamental flaws in his analysis. Heller touting conspiracy theories is nothing new: he previously promoted the myth that President Obama was born in Kenya.
3. Fox News Cites Birther To Claim NASA "Faked" Global Warming. On June 24, Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy claimed that 1934 was the hottest year on record contrary to NASA's current data, "at least until NASA scientists fudged the numbers to make 1998 the hottest year to overstate the extent of global warming." The Fox hosts based their comments on a blog post -- published under pseudonym Steven Goddard -- by Tony Heller, even though experts and even climate skeptic Anthony Watts identified fundamental flaws in his analysis. Heller touting conspiracy theories is nothing new: he previously promoted the myth that President Obama was born in Kenya.
Sept 19, 2014: Media Matters: Fox Host Falsely Claims New York's Municipal ID Program Will Give Undocumented Immigrants Voting Rights
Fox News co-host Steve Doocy claimed New York City's new law allowing municipal identifications to all city residents will allow undocumented immigrants to vote in state and local elections. But New York City's election law clearly stipulates that only U.S. citizens can vote, and experts explain that the municipal IDs provide much-needed services the city's residents.
Fox News co-host Steve Doocy claimed New York City's new law allowing municipal identifications to all city residents will allow undocumented immigrants to vote in state and local elections. But New York City's election law clearly stipulates that only U.S. citizens can vote, and experts explain that the municipal IDs provide much-needed services the city's residents.
Sept 19, 2014: Think Progress: Fox News Conspiracy About Undocumented Immigrants Voting Gets Debunked By Its Own Contributor
Fox News contributor Geraldo Rivera spent a chunk of time on Fox and Friends Friday morning arguing with co-host Steve Doocy over whether half a million undocumented immigrants in New York have just been given the right to vote. Doocy appeared convinced that the city of New York’s new municipal ID program is really just a plot to enfranchise New York’s undocumented population.
Fox News contributor Geraldo Rivera spent a chunk of time on Fox and Friends Friday morning arguing with co-host Steve Doocy over whether half a million undocumented immigrants in New York have just been given the right to vote. Doocy appeared convinced that the city of New York’s new municipal ID program is really just a plot to enfranchise New York’s undocumented population.
June 23, 2014: News Hounds: Got Irony? Steve Doocy Says Alleged School Website 'Censorship' Blocks 'Half The Political Spectrum'
Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Steve Doocy reported on the "shocking discovery" as part of their "Trouble with Schools" series.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Steve Doocy reported on the "shocking discovery" as part of their "Trouble with Schools" series.
Before joining FNC, Doocy was co-anchor of WCBS-TV's (CBS 2) Early Morning Newscast, hosted Wake Up America on NBC's America's Talking and anchored FOX’s children’s newsmagazine, Not Just News. He also hosted NBC's nationally syndicated program House Party from 1989 to 1990. He began his career as a feature reporter for WRC-TV (NBC 4) in Washington, DC.
Throughout his career, Doocy has received 11 local EMMY Awards for feature coverage, as well as the Associated Press' Feature Reporter of the Year Award. He is the author of "Tales From the Dad Side: Misadventures in Fatherhood" and The New York Times bestseller "The Mr. and Mrs. Happy Handbook." Doocy received his B.A. in journalism from the University of Kansas.
Throughout his career, Doocy has received 11 local EMMY Awards for feature coverage, as well as the Associated Press' Feature Reporter of the Year Award. He is the author of "Tales From the Dad Side: Misadventures in Fatherhood" and The New York Times bestseller "The Mr. and Mrs. Happy Handbook." Doocy received his B.A. in journalism from the University of Kansas.
