Fox News announced that former White House economist Larry Kudlow will serve as the interim anchor of the network’s business‑focused program “Sunday Morning Futures,” taking over from longtime staffer Maria Bartiromo.
Kudlow is slated to host the 10 a.m. show beginning this Sunday and will remain in the role through the weekend following the U.S. midterm elections on November 8.
The change follows Bartiromo’s ouster from the program, a move confirmed by Fox News Channel in its statement.
“Sunday Morning Futures” is a weekly business‑news broadcast that airs on the Fox News Channel, offering market analysis and commentary. Kudlow, known for his opinionated style on economic issues, has previously appeared as a commentator on the network.
The scheduling adjustment comes as the network prepares for the heightened political coverage expected around the 2024 midterm elections.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
