Steven Crowder is a former correspondent at Fox News. Known for his bright, funny, and Conservative mind, Steven is a mainstay in the worlds of television, comedy and writing.

Before being brought in as one of Fox News' youngest contributors on record, Steven began his career in entertainment starting with voicework in childrens' cartoons (most notably voicing the character of The Brain on the hit series Arthur) along with acting in both television and film.

After beginning to perform stand-up comedy at the age of 18, he was quickly scouted as the youngest comedian ever to perform at the world famous Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal. Afterward, he went on to win Myspaces national So You Think Youre Funny contest. Still unsatisfied, Steven decided to take his brand of take-no-prisoners, politically incorrect, comedy-club-favorite humor to the Internet. Before long, his viral videos were being posted all over the web. Steven then began making the rounds on every major cable news and radio program in the country, bringing his unique and irreverent point of view to the mainstream.

During this time, Steven delivered a stand-out performance in the nationally successful Christian film, To Save a Life. Impressed with his ability, Fox News invited Steven into the family as a full-time contributor. A true rebel of the entertainment industry, Steven continues to please audiences with his no-holds-barred style of comedy and poignant social commentary across the globe.

His YouTube channel StevenCrowder has over 2 million subscribers.

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