Fox and Friends Charles Hurt slammed for annoying | TV Shows

Fox and Friends host Charles Hurt was slammed online for an annoying on-air behavior that viewers picked up on during his latest newscast.

On Tuesday, Aug. 26 the newscaster was ridiculed on social media after some followers observed that he was left flustered and could not stop utilizing filler phrases like “um” and “uh” after struggling an on-air technical difficultites. One viewer on X, previously Twitter, wrote, “I thought @LawrenceBJones3 was bad on @foxandfriends previews. @CharlesHurt is WORSE. Today he starts off with 4 ‘uh’ ‘umm’ stutters after the teleprompter fails to launch.”

Fox News has suffered a quantity of technical difficulties just lately as just last week the newscast’s audio was cut out utterly during live coverage. In the awkward second, the audio stopped working as one Fox News correspondent was masking a story about the battle in Ukraine.

During today’s broadcast, Charles’ annoying on-air behavior was critiqued and in contrast to anchor Lawerence Jones, who was noticeably absent from the Wednesday morning broadcast.

While not a everlasting host on Fox and Friends, Charles often seems on the newscast to offer his political opinions. He is a common visitor on the show and often feedback on the most urgent news of the day, sometimes relating to political occasions.

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