Fox News Hosts Sean Hannity and Greg Gutfeld Join the Network’s Streaming Platform

The news never stops — and now, neither do the hosts.

Fox News stars are being pulled into the network’s streaming expansion, with execs demanding that on-air talent contribute to Fox Nation or risk falling out of favor. But not everyone is thrilled about the extra screen time.

While Greg Gutfeld is all in, with the Gutfeld! host starting the new Fox Nation game show Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss?, Sean Hannity is all upset about it, sources say.

“Greg loves it. He would broadcast 24/7 if he could,” a Fox Nation producer tells Straight Shuter. “He thrives on content and chaos.”

But Hannity “is not thrilled,” a well-placed insider reveals.

“He’s a ratings machine, but he’s made it clear he didn’t sign up to do gimmick content. He’s a traditionalist — give him a desk, a teleprompter and a flag backdrop, and he’s good.”

Sources say others in the TV lineup, especially the high-profile primetime anchors, are grumbling about the added workload and calling it “extra labor” and “brand dilution.”

“Some of them feel like it’s beneath them,” says a source. “But the network is making it clear: you’re not just a TV host anymore — you’re a full-spectrum brand.”

“The mandate came straight from the top.”

“They want this to be the conservative Netflix — and that means everybody needs to play ball.”