Fox Business aired an interview with White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett, who expressed confidence that the ruling on Trump’s tariffs would eventually be reversed. This broadcast helped amplify a narrative supportive of Trump’s trade policies, indirectly bolstering authoritarian economic approaches.

Fox Business reporter Charles Gasparino reported that senior officials in the Trump White House have been providing early insider information on India trade talks to Wall Street executives. This report, emerging on April 24, 2025, raises serious transparency and accountability questions about potential collusion between political power and corporate interests.

Fox Business recently aired a segment featuring House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, who criticized proposals to raise the top tax rate on the wealthy. This broadcast, as part of a broader GOP debate over tax policy within the Trump agenda bill, highlights the network’s role in propagating conservative messaging that favors reducing taxation on the affluent.

Fox Corporation's 2023 Political Activities Report details its multifaceted political engagement, including balanced FOXPAC contributions of $373,700, $191,200 in corporate contributions, approximately $4,090,000 in lobbying expenditures, and active involvement of several executives in government relations. While the contributions are evenly split between the major parties, the scale of political spending raises concerns about undue corporate influence in democratic processes.

Fox Business published a report describing how Altana Technologies is employing an AI tool to map global supply chains and identify products potentially made with Uyghur forced labor, thereby raising public awareness of human rights abuses and supply chain ethical concerns.

The Fox Corporation Political Action Committee (Fox PAC), connected to Fox Corporation (parent of Fox Business), reported significant political fundraising and contributions, including $667,600 in contributions to other committees during the 2023-2024 period. Such financial dealings may facilitate political influence that could support far‐right or authoritarian agendas.