• by Alex Weprin , September 5, 2018

Fox News Channel’s upcoming streaming video service, Fox Nation, is beginning to build out its programming lineup.

The first program announced for the service is “Final Thoughts,” hosted by commentator Tomi Lahren.

“Final Thoughts” currently runs as an online commentary segment on foxnews.com. The last episode will run today, and it will return once Fox Nation launches in the fourth quarter.

Lahren’s program will run on Fox Nation at 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., where she will “offer her perspective on the top issues driving the daily news cycle and will focus on one specific topic,” the company says.

Lahren is also the face of Fox Nation’s first ad campaign, which debuted last week on the Fox broadcast network during “Thursday Night Football.”

Fox Nation is being designed to supplement Fox News’ main TV channel.

While Fox News mixes news, panel and opinion shows throughout the day, Fox Nation will primarily focus on commentary and debate programming, featuring existing Fox News talent like Lahren and Sean Hannity, as well as hires that will be made specifically for the service.