Liz Wheeler (born July 11, 1991) is an American conservative political commentator, author, and former television host. She is known for her work with Fox News and for hosting the talk show Tipping Point on the Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN). Wheeler has also authored a book on political engagement and has been a public speaker on topics related to conservatism and media criticism.
Early life and education
- Born in Salem, New Hampshire, United States.
- Attended the University of New Hampshire, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology.
Career
Fox News (2015–2020)
- Began as a production assistant and progressed to on‑air roles, including guest commentator and co‑host on various Fox News programs.
- Covered political events such as the 2016 presidential election and the 2020 election cycle.
Right Side Broadcasting Network (2020–present)
- Launched and hosted the nightly talk show Tipping Point in June 2020. The program focuses on current political events from a conservative perspective and features interviews with political figures, activists, and commentators.
- The show has been streamed online and on various cable platforms.
Authorship
- In 2022, Wheeler published The Right Side of the Story: How to Empower Young Conservatives, a nonfiction work that offers advice on political participation and media literacy for younger audiences.
Public Speaking and Advocacy
- Frequently appears as a speaker at conservative conferences, college campuses, and political rallies.
- Advocates for limited government, free‑market economics, and traditional social values.
Political views
Wheeler identifies as a conservative and has expressed support for policies such as reduced taxation, deregulation, and stricter immigration enforcement. She frequently critiques mainstream media coverage, arguing that it exhibits bias against conservative viewpoints.
Controversies
- Wheeler’s commentary on election integrity after the 2020 U.S. presidential election drew criticism from media watchdog groups, which argued that her statements contributed to misinformation about the electoral process. Wheeler has maintained that she was reporting concerns raised by constituents.
- In 2021, a segment of Tipping Point was temporarily removed from certain streaming platforms following complaints about alleged harassment language; the platform later restored the episode after a review.
Personal life
- Wheeler has been married since 2017 and has one child.
- Resides in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.
Bibliography
- Wheeler, Liz. The Right Side of the Story: How to Empower Young Conservatives. HarperCollins, 2022.
References
- Fox News press releases and program archives (2015–2020).
- Right Side Broadcasting Network website, host biography.
- Publisher’s catalog entry for Wheeler’s 2022 book.
- News articles from The Washington Post, The New York Times, and Media Matters covering Wheeler’s media appearances and related controversies.
