The new syndicated show will debut on Fox-owned stations and nationally on Sept. 11.
Fox was busy today knocking down a story that it had selected the exiled Billy Bush to host its Top 30 newsmagazine, which is set to debut this fall. Bush has not been seen since losing his Today Show job last year after an audio tape of a bus ride he took with Trump emerged.
The daily news strip had a four-week summer test. It features the “top 30 stories of the day” and is distributed by Twentieth Television.
With the Fox Television Stations as its anchor, the syndicated millennials-focused news show will also air on some Media General and Sinclair stations for four weeks.
