McEnany Debuts Fox News’ “Saturday in America” with Civil Discourse Pledge

Lead Former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany launched her new two-hour Fox News program “Saturday in America” at 10 AM ET on September 20, focusing on bipartisan dialogue and family values.

Nut Graf McEnany’s debut underscores her transition from Trump administration spokesperson to prime-time host, aiming to foster “civil discussions” across the political spectrum. The Saturday slot expansion reflects Fox News’ weekend lineup overhaul and McEnany’s rising profile at the network.

Weekend Lineup Shake-Up

Fox News reshuffled weekend programming effective September 20, elevating McEnany to co-host “FOX & Friends Weekend” and anchor her own show.
“MediaBuzz” was canceled to make room for fresh voices, with longtime host Howard Kurtz moving to an analyst role.

“Saturday in America” Format and Goals

Two-hour live broadcast every Saturday from 10 AM-12 PM ET, featuring interviews with political figures, thought leaders and cultural influencers.
Emphasis on balanced guest lineup spanning MAGA Republicans to moderate Democrats, including inaugural guest Karoline Leavitt.
Commitment to civil discourse and family values, with segments honoring Charlie Kirk’s legacy and highlighting faith-driven conversations.

Early Weekend Reception

In her first appearance on “The Will Cain Show” ahead of the premiere, McEnany praised Turning Point USA’s Erika Kirk for championing young women’s leadership.
Social media buzz around her mission to bridge partisan divides has trended under #SaturdayInAmerica.

Background and Future Outlook A Georgetown and Harvard Law graduate, McEnany began at Fox as a production assistant before rising through commentary roles. Her elevation to weekend host marks a key milestone in her media career, reflecting Fox News’ strategy to expand its star lineup and capture weekend viewership.