At the Patriot Awards ceremony that took place on Thursday night on Long Island, President-elect Donald Trump reportedly made the announcement that he would be present in person to collect the “Fox Patriot of the Year Award.”
On Thursday evening, the sixth annual Patriot Awards will be shown live on Fox Nation, which is a streaming service that is owned and operated by Fox Television News.
“I look greatly forward to attending the Fox News Patriot Awards, hosted by Sean Hannity, in New York on Thursday evening. I will be receiving the Fox Patriot of the Year Award — so nice! See you there.” Trump wrote on his Truth Social account.
Fox News hosts the annual Fox News Patriot Awards, which recognize the exceptional patriotism, selflessness, and service to their communities and country of ordinary Americans.
The award program is designed to honor unsung heroes, such as military personnel, first responders, instructors, volunteers, and other individuals who exemplify the American spirit through acts of courage, generosity, and dedication.
Awards are presented in a variety of categories, including Heroism, Service to Veterans, First Responder, Back the Blue, Young Patriot, and Most Valuable Patriot (MVP).
The event will be hosted by Sean Hannity, who is a prime-time host. Pete Hegseth, who had been the anchor for a long time, was replaced by him after Trump nominated him for the position of Secretary of Defense. He then quit the network immediately to pursue the position.
The event will be broadcast on Fox News throughout the weekend, and it will undoubtedly be a watershed moment for the conservative-minded streaming network.
Fox News has well over two million subscribers, and it was the first streaming product to be brought to market by the three main cable news channels.
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