Here's what happens when faithful Fox News watchers watch another network

A new study shows Fox News viewers can be open to absorbing unflattering news about politicians they support and can change their minds about hot-button issues. [View in browser]( [Image]( April 5, 2022 THE LATEST [Alternate text] Here's what happens when faithful Fox News watchers watch another network]( by Zeeshan Aleem Those who don’t faithfully watch Fox News may have come to believe that their counterparts who receive a steady diet of the network’s propaganda are so far gone that their minds can’t be changed on anything. But a new study shows Fox News viewers can be open to absorbing unflattering news about politicians they support and can change their minds about hot-button issues. The study, [Zeeshan Aleem writes](, suggests that "even in our hyper-polarized political climate that there are at least some possibilities for people on the left (and the center) to persuade people who consume far-right news to question their news sources." Read Zeeshan Aleem's [full analysis]( in your Monday [MSNBC Daily](. TOP STORIES [Alternate text] [Steve Vladeck]( [Ketanji Brown Jackson's Senate vote exposes a shocking fact of American history]( The Republican case "against" Jackson is mostly just political smoke and mirrors. And the future looks bleak. [Read More]( [Noah Rothman]( [The one word Joe Biden needs to stop throwing around]( Not everything 'historic' warrants applause. [Read More]( [An illustration of the shape of New York shaded in red and white]( [Dr. Kavita Patel]( The far-right's ivermectin fever dream was just a symptom of the real diagnosis]( We have credible proof that ivermectin does not work against Covid-19. But it's still out there. [Read More]( TOP VIDEOS [Alternate text] [Deadline White House]( [Former Zelenskyy adviser: Bucha is 'just the tip of the iceberg']( [The Mehdi Hasan Show]( [When will Democrats get serious about expanding Supreme Court?]( [All In]( [Sarah Palin set mold for today’s GOP. Now she’s trying to rejoin it.]( [All In]( [Rep. Luria: Jan. 6 committee must refer crimes to DOJ]( MORE FROM MSNBC [Alternate text] Starting Saturday, Katie Phang joins MSNBC weekends from Miami, using her legal credentials to shed light on the intersection of law, politics and culture on the local and national levels. Watch The Katie Phang Show, Saturdays and Sundays at 7am Eastern, beginning this weekend on MSNBC.   This week, Andrea Mitchell travels to Brussels to cover Secretary Blinken’s trip to NATO amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine. Watch Andrea Mitchell Reports live from Brussels, today through Thursday from 11am to 1pm Eastern.     [Image] [Image]   [Privacy]( [Unsubscribe](listvar=sub_daily)