Here's the Line From Javier Milei's Address to Argentina's Congress That Brought Down...
Supreme Court Ruling on California's Anti-Parental Rights Policy Regarding Trans-Identifie...
Guess Who's Promoting the Protests Against Iran Airstrikes
Leftist Hackers Just Leaked a List of Companies Contracted With DHS
China Is Refusing to Help Iran Fight, but Is Offering This Instead
How Congress Can Protect MAHA — Without Hiking Grocery Bills
The Supreme Court Just Dealt a Massive Blow to California's Transgender Activist Policies
Russia Says It's Lost Contact With Iranian Nuclear Leadership
Did This Democrat Darling Twitch Streamer Just Tell His Audience How to Commit...
NATO's Secretary General Confirms Iran Was on Its Way to Getting Nuclear Weapons
Will Megyn Kelly Kindly Shut the Heck Up?
Gun Rights Group Points Out Iran as Example of Why 2A Is So...
Why Success in Iran Could Win Republicans the Midterms
Saudi Arabia Is Preparing to Strike Iran
Did Jake Tapper Seriously Just Ask a Retired Lt. General This Question About...
Tipsheet

Report: Fox News Host Talking to Trump Team About Possible Commerce Job

Report: Fox News Host Talking to Trump Team About Possible Commerce Job

Fox News’ “The Five” co-host Eric Bolling is reportedly talking to the Trump transition team about the possibility of a position in the Department of Commerce, according to Politico’s sources.  

Advertisement

Though nothing has been offered and he declined to comment on the report, telling Politico he “can’t confirm anything,” Bolling was spotted by the press pool at Trump Tower last week.

Bolling has a degree in economics from Rollins College in Florida, and completed a fellowship at Duke University in public policy. He’s a former commodities trader and served five years on the board of directors at the New York Mercantile Exchange. He was part of CNBC before joining Fox News 2008.

Lew Eisenberg, the Republican National Committee finance chair, is considered a frontrunner for the position of Secretary of Commerce. He is expected to meet with Trump on Saturday.

A Fox News spokesperson said they did not have anything further to add. Spokespeople for the president-elect did not respond to requests for comment.

If Bolling was offered an official position with either the administration or transition efforts, his employment with Fox News would come to an end.  

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos