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Trust in News Personalities Shifts Amid 'Trump Won' Effect

9/19/2025

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A recent THR/Morning Consult poll shows changes in trust among U.S. news personalities linked to the "Trump won" effect.
Fox News anchors, such as Ainsley Earhardt, gained trust, while centrist figures like David Muir saw declines.
Late-night hosts, including Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, also experienced reduced trust.
Trust in social media increased by four points since 2024, reflecting changing news consumption habits.
Joe Rogan ranks highest in podcast trust, while Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon face notable distrust.

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A recent THR/Morning Consult poll shows changes in trust among U.S. news personalities linked to the "Trump won" effect.
Fox News anchors, such as Ainsley Earhardt, gained trust, while centrist figures like David Muir saw declines.
Late-night hosts, including Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, also experienced reduced trust.
Trust in social media increased by four points since 2024, reflecting changing news consumption habits.
Joe Rogan ranks highest in podcast trust, while Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon face notable distrust.