«Breaking News» Trump rates Fox News personalities for their loyalty and gives Sean Hannity 10 out of 10

President Donald Trump thinks 'Fox and Friends' host Steve Doocy is over-the-top – busting through a Trump-devised loyalty rating scale for on-air talent at the conservative-leaning network.

Trump's ratings of the conservative cable network's on-air personalities were revealed in a deep-dive New Yorker article about the close and often symbiotic relationship between Trump and the conservative network.

Trump, who has known Fox executive chairman Rupert Murdoch for years and has been a regular on Fox call-in shows. He started making weekly appearances on the morning 'Fox & Friends' back in 2011, and put the air time to good use during his presidential campaign.

OFF THE CHARTS: Donald Trump talks with 'FOX & Friends' host Steve Doocy at FOX Studios on December 6, 2011 in New York City. Trump reportedly gives Doocy a 12 out of 10 on a loyalty scale that he has created, the New Yorker reports

Trump has even created a scale where he rates journalists and hosts, according to the report, which claims he has told confidants about it. 

Prime-time host Sean Hannity, the highest paid star on Fox, is said to earn a 10 on the  president's 10-point scale.  'Special Report' host Bret Baier, who has a reputation as a straight-shooting interviewer, earned a six.

Doocy, who joins panel that digs through political news each weekday morning, is so 'adoring that Trump gives him a 12,' according to the report. 

Fox & Friends has been a favorite venue for Trump throughout his presidency, and he has name-checked the program numerous times on Twitter.

PERFECT 10: Trump gives a 10 out of 10 to Fox host Sean Hannity. Here  Trump listens as Sean Hannity from Fox News speaks at a campaign rally on the eve of the U.S. mid-term elections at the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau, Missouri – an appearance that drew criticism

President Donald Trump greets talk show host Sean Hannity at a Make America Great Again rally in Cape Girardeau, Missouri on November 5, 2018

Trump gives 'Special Report' host Bret Baier, who has a reputation as a straight-shooting journalist, a 6 out of 10

Baier tweeted following an interview with Trump that the candidate told him he would win the Rust Belt

Dan Balz, Chief Correspondent, The Washington Post via Getty Images, Judy Woodruff, Anchor and Managing Editor, PBS NewsHour and Bret Baier, Chief Political Anchor, Fox News, participate in a discussion during the Washington Post Live event: Americans and the Media: Sorting Fact From Fake News

Trump famously clashed with then-Fox host Megyn Kelly at a presidential debate in Iowa in 2015

During an April 2018 call-in, he blasted Special Counsel Robert Mueller, said former FBI Director James Comey is 'guilty of crimes,' and appeared to threaten to intervene with the Justice Department.

'Our Justice Department, which I try to stay away from, which at some point I won't,' Trump said as he fumed about the Russia probe and 'my Justice Department.'

Trump's venting went on for so long that Doocy told him: 'Mr. President, we're running out of time.'  

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