Dana Perino advised fans to “better” their news consumption.
The Fox News host, 53, took to Instagram on Sept. 1 with fresh advice for her followers. Every Monday, she posts a “Mentor Monday” clip to her page.
Months after using the platform to drop a “private admission,” she has suggested everyone seek their news elsewhere.
She started, “So my advice is going to be… I’m going to give you two. One, I think in September, as a goal, everybody should add one news source to their diet.
“Whatever their news diet is. You might add a newspaper, hardcopy always good. You might add a new substack, a new podcast, something that will just add a little bit.
Dana then mentioned her own podcast, Perino on Politics, as an option.
She clarified, “I’m not just touting my podcast but it’s good.”
The host also mentioned the “great” Fox News Rundown and Matt Whitlock’s 10 Minute Drill, which she described as “also a very good one.”
“Just add a little something to give you more information,” she explained. “It will make it better for you.”
The host went on to offer more advice that was fueled by her own need for “more time in silence.”
“All of us walk around with Airpods,” she pointed out, before suggesting, “We have to find time to walk without the Airpods or just sit in silence for prayer, meditation, just thinking because that’s when you come up with all of your good ideas.”
A few of her followers questioned her motives, with one joking, “You told me to add another news source besides Fox and then you tell me to take my earbuds out. I can’t handle all the negativity from this post.”
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Another theorized, “Good idea get different perspectives even the wrong side to see what the left is really up to.”
Dana anchors the America’s Newsroom segment on Fox News alongside Bill Hemmer. She also serves as a co-host on The Five with Greg Gutfeld, Jesse Watters, Jessica Tarlov and Harold Ford Jr.
She joined the network in 2009 as a contributor, just after acting as former president George W. Bush’s final White House Press Secretary. She replaced Tony Snow in September of 2007, months before he succumbed to colon cancer.
America’s Newsroom airs every weekday on Fox at 9 a.m. EST while The Five airs at 5 p.m. EST.
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