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Donna Brazile sparring with Fox hosts over racism would probably have no impact on its audience, but would generate viral clips that the network's PR team would use to bolster its brand. newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/d… 
Fox's core business model depends on stoking the fears of its viewers to keep them coming back, but its PR strategy relies on being able to point to people like Brazile as evidence that the network isn’t purely a right-wing megaphone. mediamatters.org/blog/2019/03/0…
Democratic strategists who work for the network are important cogs in a right-wing propaganda machine whose goal is accumulating power and money by revving up the Republican base. No way to avoid that.
It takes a special kind of arrogance to think you are such a powerful communicator that your guest spot on Sean Hannity's show is going to change viewer minds.
