Fox News assigns Larry Kudlow to anchor “Sunday Morning Futures” on an interim basis, filling the role vacated after the network’s abrupt split with longtime host Maria Bartiromo earlier this month. Kudlow is set to host the program at 10 a.m. starting Sunday, according to the network.
The move keeps the show running through the midterm period. Variety reports Kudlow will continue as host through the weekend after the elections on November 8. The Washington Times similarly describes the appointment as a temporary fill-in for Bartiromo’s chair, emphasizing the timing and the change in hosting rather than providing additional details about future long-term plans.
Across the outlets, the core facts match: Kudlow is named interim host of “Sunday Morning Futures,” the appointment follows Bartiromo’s departure, and the scheduling covers the upcoming election weekend.
