Fox Corporation announced in June 2026 that it will acquire Roku for $22 billion, combining Fox's sports and news content with a streaming platform that reaches roughly 80–100 million active accounts. However, Roku primarily works as a platform that aggregates apps and channels from many sources rather than controlling what content households ultimately watch. Fox has historically provided favorable coverage of Trump and his campaign—sources confirm the network gave Trump 52% positive coverage in his first 100 days compared to 48% negative coverage across major media. Warren's concern about concentrated control has some merit: the deal still requires regulatory approval, and Democrats have raised antitrust issues about a single company owning both major content and a distribution platform. The outcome depends on what conditions regulators attach to approval—currently unclear whether Fox will face restrictions on favoring its own content or steering users toward politically aligned programming.