The Live Desk

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The Live Desk
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Title card for The Live Desk
Genre News/Talk program
Presenter(s) Martha MacCallum
Country of origin Flag of United States United States
Language(s) English
Production
Location New York City
Camera setup Multi-camera
Running time 60 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel Fox News Channel
Picture format 480i NTSC
Original run September 25, 2006 – present
Chronology
Preceded by Dayside, Fox News Live
Related shows Fox News Live
Links
Official website

The Live Desk is an American news/talk program on the Fox News Channel.

Airing each weekday at 1:00 p.m. ET, it focuses on the main news stories of the day the network is following, mostly through live correspondents and pre-taped video, in addition to breaking news.

Compared to the network's main news programming, half the program airs from one of the network's control rooms, the other half airing from Studio A. The second half also features a panel, named the A-list, with a special guest panelist, labeled the Wildcard.

Hosted by Martha MacCallum, the program replaces DaySide, which ended due to its hosts leaving the network to begin a morning news program for FOX.

Fox News Channel
Weekday Programming
Fox & Friends | America's Newsroom | Fox News Live | The Live Desk with Martha MacCallum | Studio B with Shepard Smith | Your World with Neil Cavuto | The Big Story with John Gibson | Special Report with Brit Hume | The Fox Report with Shepard Smith | The O'Reilly Factor | Hannity & Colmes | On the Record | Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld
Weekend Programming
Fox & Friends Weekend | The Cost of Freedom | Weekend Live | Fox News Live | Studio B Weekend | Big Story Weekend | The Beltway Boys | Fox News Watch | Fox Report Weekend | Geraldo at Large | Heartland | The Lineup | Journal Editorial Report | War Stories | Fox News Sunday | Hannity's America | The 1/2 Hour News Hour
Former Programming
The EdgeFox MagazineDrudgeDaySideFox Online
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