THE DUMB GALS ON FOX NEWS

[me]

Not at all but clearly Fox doesn't trust their viewers to make the same distinction.  Also interesting is that none of the black women contributors to Fox News are included in this list.  Why is that, do you think?

Oh, btw  https://www.google.com/search?q=Harris+Faulkner&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 Check before you open your mouth.

[Exterminator]

These women are not contributors they have, or are on, shows. Contributors are only on occasssionally. Don't even start with that racist BS.

Well, I don't watch that crap station so I don't know all of their people but where are Jemhu Green and Santita Jackson and Lauren Green?

[me]

Well, I don't watch that crap station so I don't know all of their people but where are Jemhu Green and Santita Jackson and Lauren Green?

They contribute on different things so there was no need for theirs. Rarely do they give opinions on politics.

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Lauren Green

Lauren Green currently serves as Fox News Channel's (FNC) chief religion correspondent based in the New York bureau. She joined FNC in 1996.

Most recently, Green reported live from Rome in 2013 on the election of Pope Francis, as well as on the retirement of Pope Benedict XVI. Additionally, she provided live coverage of the beatification of Pope John Paul II from Rome in 2011 and Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United States in 2008.

Prior to joining FNC, Green served as a weekend news anchor and correspondent at WBBM-TV (CBS-2) in Chicago, IL. From 1988 to 1993, she was a general assignment reporter at KSTP-TV (ABC-5) in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Outside of her career at FNC, Green is a reputable concert pianist with a degree in piano performance from The University of Minnesota. She has interviewed some of the most prominent people in the classical music world including Placido Domingo, Pierre Boulez, Joshua Bell and has covered such events as the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition and opening night of The Metropolitan Opera. In 2004, she released her debut album, "Classic Beauty."

A graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, Green was named Miss Minnesota in 1984 and was the third runner-up in the 1985 Miss America contest.


Santita Jackson

Santita Jackson joined the Fox News Channel (FNC) in April 2012 as a contributor.

Previously, Jackson served as the host of "The Santita Jackson Show" on Chicago's WVON-AM (Clear Channel Communications), where she discussed

political, social, cultural and religious issues. She was also a producer of "Upfront with Jesse Jackson," and is a founding contributor to "theGrio," a

website dedicated to African American news and opinion.

An accomplished musician, Jackson has had the distinct privilege of being personally chosen by President Bill Clinton to perform the National Anthem at

his second Presidential Inauguration. She was also asked by the family of Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown to perform at his funeral alongside Wynston

Marsalis and the Howard University Chorale.

In addition to her role at FNC, Jackson also serves as the executive producer, writer and co-host of the nationally-syndicated "Keep Hope Alive with

Rev. Jesse Jackson" radio show.

Jackson attended Howard University on a full academic scholarship.



Jehmu Greene

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Jehmu Greene joined Fox News Channel (FNC) in November 2010 as a contributor based in the New York bureau.

Throughout her time at FNC, Greene has provided the network with integral analysis on social justice and politics. In 2010, she was appointed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to serve on the U.S. National Commission for United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Also, she served as the first African-American president of the Rock the Vote organization from 2000-2005.

Greene began her career working in local Texas politics. Since then, she has worked on more than 20 political campaigns at the local, state and national level, and served as an adviser and national surrogate for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.

Greene was recognized by Essence Magazine for being both one of the 40 Women Under 40 Shaping the World and one of the 35 Most Beautiful and Remarkable Women in the World. Additionally, she received the National Conference for Community and Justice's Community Service Award, American Association of University Women's Women of Distinction Award and National Council for Research on Women - Women Making a Difference Award.

Jehmu Greene was born in Washington, D.C. and grew up in Austin, Texas, where she attended the University of Texas at Austin.