Larry Kudlow will replace Maria Bartiromo as host of Sunday Morning Futures on Fox News through the midterm elections. The Fox Business Network host will begin the assignment this weekend and remain through November 8.
What We Know: Kudlow will host Sunday Morning Futures from 10-11 AM ET each Sunday, according to Fox News. The assignment follows Bartiromo’s departure from Fox News Media earlier this month after more than 12 years with the company. Fox News initially announced Jason Chaffetz would host the program while the network determined its next steps.
What’s at Stake: The Sunday morning program gives Kudlow another platform to discuss economic and political issues during a pivotal period. Meanwhile, the network will continue the show while it evaluates a permanent replacement for Bartiromo. The program previously featured interviews with business leaders and political newsmakers alongside economic coverage.
What Remains Unclear: Fox News hasn’t announced who will permanently succeed Bartiromo. Additionally, the network hasn’t indicated whether Kudlow remains under consideration for the full-time position after the November 8th broadcast.
What It Means: Kudlow joined Fox News Media in 2021 after previously working at CNBC and serving in the Trump and Reagan administrations. He currently hosts Kudlow on Fox Business, where he has remained a prominent voice on economic issues.
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