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A Fox News analyst fainted on air Thursday night in midsentence of a harsh critique of the Biden administration, forcing the show's host to awkwardly try going to another guest before heading to break.

Camryn Kinsey was criticizing former President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris when she started slowing down, stopped speaking altogether and suddenly toppled over.

Political commentator and former White House correspondent Camryn Kinsey had colleagues and viewers scared during a Fox News segment Thursday where she appeared to lose consciousness, slipped out of her chair and onto the floor, People Magazine reported.

Kinsey was talking about former U.S. President Joe Biden and his recent comments about Kamala Harris’ loss in the 2024 election, People reported.

Former Trump administration official Camryn Kinsey is “doing well” after she fainted and fell out of her chair during a frightening on-air moment.

Kinsey, 24, took to social media to thank her supporters and the first responders who rushed to her side when she experienced the health scare on the set of “Fox News @ Night” on Thursday.

Fox News was the most-watched network on an off-night for cable news. FNC saw its primetime numbers dip below 3 million total viewers and into the low 300,000s in the Adult 25-54 demo. MSNBC finished second in primetime in both total viewers and the demo with 1.53 million viewers and 129,000 viewers, respectively. Meanwhile, CNN fell below 500,000 total viewers and under 100,000 A25-54 viewers during primetime.

President Donald Trump used his social media platform Thursday to rebuke Fox News' pollster and the "China Loving" Wall Street Journal.

Both outlets are part of Rupert Murdoch's media empire.

"Rupert Murdoch has told me for years that he is going to get rid of his FoxNews, Trump Hating, Fake Pollster, but he has never done so," Trump posted on Truth Social.

Fox News political commentator Brit Hume on Monday afternoon pushed back on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s claim that “nobody was texting war plans” after news broke that Hegseth and other Trump administration officials discussed plans for an attack against Houthi rebels in Yemen on a text chain that mistakenly included the editor-in-chief for The Atlantic.

Fox News Channel was already crushing its cable news competition before receiving a Trump bump.

The right-tilting television outlet is flourishing after the November elections, lapping its left-of-center rivals and notching ratings milestones as its viewers try to keep up with President Trump’s feverish pace.

“It is probably beyond the wildest dreams of anyone inside Fox News just how much they have surged in terms of both raw ratings and market share,” said Curtis Houck, managing editor of the conservative Media Research Center’s Newsbusters.

Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley on Monday decried “a prosecution” of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) “for hosting” an immigration webinar.

“Border Czar Tom Homan doubled down last night that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) might be prosecuted for hosting a forum on ‘Know Your Rights’ for accused illegal aliens. Such a prosecution would be an assault on free speech rights,” Turley said in a thread on the social platform X on Monday, as highlighted by Mediaite.

Sean P. Duffy, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to head the Transportation Department, had a light day Wednesday compared with some other Cabinet picks, promising senators he’d work to improve safety and get Boeing “back on track.”