Fox News to Bolster Its Conservative Lineup With Mark Levin<br />“No plotting or planning or conspiracy theories of any sort.”<br />Although Mr. Levin may fly below the radar of many liberals, he was in the news in March when he informed radio listeners about a “big scandal”:<br />that President Obama had wiretapped Mr. Trump’s campaign.<br />On Tuesday, the network announced that another hard-line conservative is set to join its ranks: Mark Levin, one of<br />the country’s most prominent right-wing radio hosts, who will host a weekly Sunday show starting in February.<br />A champion of tea party politics who also served in the Ronald Reagan administration, Mr. Levin is an idiosyncratic conservative<br />who, in the midst of last year’s Republican primary, declared that he would never vote for Donald J. Trump.<br />He rivals his fellow talk-radio hosts, Mr. Hannity and Ms. Ingraham, in audience size,<br />but not in name recognition, a situation that could change with his new perch on Fox News.<br />Fox News’s prime time has tilted Trump-ward this year, adding the talk-radio personality<br />Laura Ingraham to the White House-friendly lineup of Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson.
