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Justin, how much fox news do you watch? I keep tabs on the network. I watch it quite a

bit at the time. Justin Peters is Slates Television Guinea Pig. Did you start watching for

Slate, like as an assignment? Yeah, I did. I blame Slate for putting me in this place.

It was back in 2017, I think, where they had me watch nothing but fox for three straight

weeks. It almost broke my brain. I recovered after a while, but that was my first straight

through 24-7. Wake up, turn on fox, go to bed, turn off fox, dream about Neil Cavuto,

which is weird. Wake up and do it all again for three straight weeks.

Justin's done this kind of thing before. One time Slate had him watch every super bowl

that had ever been played in a single month. I've hated football ever since, and I love football.

But Justin keeps coming back to fox. He's watched hundreds of hours at this point.

I confess to having a guilty pleasure watch in the show The Five, which airs at 5 p.m.

It has five people on it. They sometimes discuss as many as five topics per show.

I'm not sure where it got its name, but it's an entertaining show. It's got this sort

of great fox mix of very stupid people, very funny people, very put upon left wing commentators.

I could watch it all day. It gets my blood pressure boiling.

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