Behind the scenes of ‘FOX & Friends’: Hosts give rare insider access on FOX Nation

For the first time, viewers can take a look behind the scenes on the morning 1 morning show in America, “Fox & Friends”.

The new documentary of Fox Nation, “Fox & Friends”, takes the fans within nearly three decades of early morning, advanced hairstyles, and friendship that keeps the show strong.

“Fox & Friends”. You see many hairstyles for almost 30 years.

The 40 -minute special offer offers an intimate look at the hosts, producers and crew who make the morning brighter.

As Dossusi revealed, caffeine plays the starring role.

He said: “Many people say, how do you do it every morning? You wake up early.” “Fox & Friends” works on Dunkin. “

From 6 to 9 am, “Fox & Friends” continues to control morning cable news categories, holding first place for 23 consecutive years.

With 1.2 million viewers per day, including 164,000 in Demographic 25-54, the strength of staying in the exhibition cannot be denied.

Fox & Friends on Fox Nation. (Fox Nation)

Through the old clips and unprecedented shots, the documentary takes a journey to the bottom of the memory lane, again before “Fox & Friends” is now named.

“It was called Fox Express”, “Fox & Friends First”, which is the host host of the host.

Dossi added: “It was the case, at the beginning, and it was a news phase where we are talking about today’s news on 15-MINTETES.”

The original host, Brian Killid, who was there from the beginning, remembers the extent of the show.

“Initially, there were no rules … the goal was written by pencil,” he said.

Dossi agreed, remembering the first days when the show was not a text.

Initially, I started at about 4:30 am, 5 o’clock, the producers will come, and they will go well, what do you want to talk about? “We have reached three things, and so on on one card, we were writing these three things, and more than two hours we only talk.”

Fox & Friends on Fox Nation. (Fox Nation)

The documentary picks up the experiences and victories of keeping the direct morning show for about three decades, all during the display of how the hosts – their treasury – have changed since the nineties. It takes you through the Fox and The Green Room offices and even Fox News Dean 20 years of coats.

And if you ask Steve Dose, how does he feel about the documentary? “It is very good!”

Fox & Friends is now broadcast on Fox Nation.

You can see “Fox & Friends” on Fox Nation. (Fox Nation)