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Fox News Talk Personalities

Bill O'Reilly
Bill O'Reilly focuses on the hottest breaking news stories and interviews the latest newsmakers. His show, The O'Reilly Factor, is the most-watched program on cable news -- uncovering items away from the established wisdom and cutting through the spin and rhetoric of the day's events. O'Reilly interviews the controversial players who make the story newsworthy while reflecting his irreverent views of the world. He is the recipient of two Emmy's for an investigative report and for Best Spot News Coverage in addition to many other awards for his hard-hitting reporting.

Neil Cavuto
Neil Cavuto was named anchor and managing editor of business news for the Fox News Channel in July 1996.

He was later promoted to vice president of business news, while continuing to serve as anchor of Your World With Cavuto, the No.1 business news show on cable. He also hosts the wrap-up weekly program Cavuto on Business.

Cavuto oversees all business coverage for FNC including Bulls & Bears, Forbes on Fox and Cashin' In. In addition, he serves on the cable network's executive committee.

Prior to joining FNC, Cavuto anchored and hosted more than three hours of live daily programming for CNBC, including the network's highest rated program, Market Wrap, as well as Power Lunch and Business Insiders. While at CNBC, he was also a contributor to NBC's Today Show as well as NBC News at Sunrise.

Cavuto's 20 years of financial reporting include stints at PBS' Nightly Business Report, where he served as a New York bureau chief, Investment Age Magazine and the Indianapolis News. Consequently, he has covered some of the most important business stories of the last two decades, including the 1987 stock market crash, the AT&T breakup and the Union Carbide chemical disaster in India.

Cited as "CNBC's toughest inquisitor," Cavuto was ranked among the most influential business journalists in America by The Journalist and Financial Reporter, and was recognized by the Wall Street Journal as the best interviewer in business news. He was also nominated for five Cable ACE awards and voted the best business TV interviewer for four years running.

Tom Sullivan
Tom Sullivan is one of America's premiere talk hosts and joined FOX News Talk Radio in October 2007 from 1530 KFBK in Sacramento, California.

Tom started his radio career in 1980 at KFBK and has been the top-rated talk host in Sacramento since July 1998. He was nominated by the trade publication Radio & Records for News/Talk Personality of the Year in 2002. Tom has also been a regular fill-in for the most listened to talk show in the world, The Rush Limbaugh Program, for a number of years.

Tom was a reporter and anchor covering financial news for KCRA-TV in Sacramento as well. He now anchors the 10AM-Noon ET show on the FOX Business Network.

In case you hadn't guessed, Tom loves what he does and borders on being an over-achiever. While doing TV and radio in Sacramento and filling in for Rush, he also had more than a decade of experience as a founding member of an investment management firm in California.

Tom Sullivan holds degrees in Business and Accounting. He attended Seattle University, the University of Washington, and the Stanford University Graduate School of Business Executive Program.

Tom has a unique view of world events based on his life experiences. His radio show is smart, opinionated and inviting for great conversation on the hot news and burning issues of the day.

John Gibson
John Gibson hosts The Big Story With John Gibson, a one-hour program that provides in-depth coverage and analysis of the day's top stories. In years previous, Gibson has also served as a West Coast correspondent for NBC, where he provided extensive coverage of key news events, including the O.J. Simpson criminal trial, America's involvement in Mogadishu, Somalia, and the invasion of the Branch Davidian Compound in Waco, Texas.

Alan Colmes
Alan Colmes joined FOX News Channel (FNC) in 1996. He currently serves as a liberal commentator for the network and hosts his own radio program, The Alan Colmes Show, on FOX Talk, a division of FOX News Radio. For the past twelve years ago until very recently, Colmes was the liberal co-host of Hannity & Colmes (Monday-Friday 9-10PM ET), a one-hour debate-driven talk show focusing on controversial newsmakers and issues of the day. The program, one of the longest-running debate shows on television, was the second highest-rated program in cable news behind The O’Reilly Factor.

After a string of successful radio shows on WNBC, WABC and WMCA in New York, Colmes gained a reputation as a hard-hitting liberal known for his electric commentary on the American agenda. He has interviewed many key political figures, including, President Elect Barack Obama, Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY), Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA), DNC Chairman Howard Dean and former Vice President Al Gore. After penetrating the Boston market with a hit radio show on WZLX, Colmes went from major market success to national talk radio prominence in 1990 with his fast-paced and informative afternoon news-driven show, which aired daily on hundreds of affiliates nationwide.

Brian Kilmeade
Brian Kilmeade serves as co-host of FNC's irreverent morning program, FOX & Friends, in addition to serving as the network's sports reporter. Also, he co-hosts a live weekend national radio show on One on One Sports and hosts Soccer Zone on the MSG Network.

Andrew P. Napolitano
Andrew P. Napolitano joined FOX News Channel in May 1998, and currently serves as a senior judicial analyst. He appears daily on The Big Story with John Gibson, co-hosts FOX & Friends once a week and is a regular on The O'Reilly Factor.

Spencer Hughes
Spencer Hughes is the most eclectic radio talk show host in America. Politics. Pop culture. The paranormal. NOBODY in the industry offers the level of variety and spontaneity that The Spencer Hughes Show does.

He grew up in a strange land called San Francisco and was "educated" at Berkeley, which is all the more amazing since his politics clearly fall to the right of center. His conservative ideals were only strengthened by his exposure to these two bastions of wackiness and foolhardy policies. He likes to call himself a Gen-Xer with "old fashioned values".

When he was less than five years old, he began playing with his maternal grandfather's great big portable cassette recorder. He'd take the microphone and record monologues, skits, and read from his favorite comic books, complete with character voices and sound effects. Yes, he was nuts at a very young age and everyone in the family knew it. He was different. He expressed himself through the spoken work and spent hours pondering the universe while the other kids played ball in the street. A reserved young man, I guess you could call him. Except when put in front of a live microphone. Then all bets are off. You never know what he'll throw your way.

His goal is to entertain and inform at the same time. Whether the subjects at hand are hysterically funny or heart breaking, he tries to deal with them in ways no one else will. And it's always with a brutally honest voice and perspective. Not for the "reality challenged", as he likes to call those who absolutely refuse to live in the real world.