what are your views on foxnews?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fox\_news\_channel\_controversies
fox "news" is a joke and far from fair and balanced.
Huh? Roku is not responsible for the content or upkeep of the channels. You will want to reach out to Fox News Corp Corp. for help.

 




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