If it happens on Main Street, Wall Street, or Your Street, count on it being covered on FOX Business Network’s ‘The Big Money Show’ and ‘The Bottom Line’. The network’s two new weekday shows hope to provide greater education to Americans on critical financial issues.
“It’s going to be a fun, fast-filled hour with business topics from the biggest news of the day to all of the watercooler topics that people are talking about,” said Amanda Fortunate, executive producer of ‘The Big Money Show’.
“The Big Money Show” will feature Taylor Riggs, Brian Brenberg and Jackie DeAngelis, and air weekdays at 1pm ET. The trio will examine a variety of subjects including breaking financial news, and offering insight on economics, markets, and policy.
“Our audience is definitely families in America,” Fortunato explained to Fox News Digital. “I want it to be appointment viewing, and have people come home and say, ‘Oh, I have to see what Brian says about this. I have to see Jackie’s take on this energy policy of today, I have to check in and see what Taylor is going to say.’”
Additionally, ‘The Bottom Line’ will air weekdays at 6pm ET on FOX Business. The program will be hosted by Dagen McDowell and Sean Duffy and will aim to round out the business day by analyzing issues from the business and political world. McDowell is an original FOX Business News personality who joined the network when it launched in 2007. Duffy on the other hand is a former five-term Wisconsin congressman.
“We can’t wait to take our viewers on this journey with us’ said executive producer Jaimie La Bella. “We’re covering the kitchen table topics that matter most to Americans. We find the meat, the issues that matter most to you and your families, a mix of money, politics and perspective.”
