SMNI News Channel

• Balita ng Bansa (2020)
• SMNI Newsblast (2016)
  • EdiTOLrial with Sen. Francis Tolentino
• SMNI Newsbreak
• SMNI Nightline News (2021)
• Newsline World
• Weekender World

• 3PM: Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao Pilipinas Muna! (2023)
• Business and Politics with Dante "Klink" Ang II (2022)
• Dito sa Bayan ni Juan (2021)
• Gikan sa Masa Para Sa Masa (2023)[6]
• Laban Kasama Ang Bayan (2021)
• Maki-Alam (2022)
• Pinoy Legal Minds (2022)
• Pulso ng Bayan (2022)
• Statecraft with Sass Rogando-Sasot (2021)
• SMNI Special Reports
• The Deep Probe (2023)

• Kabayan Abroad (2020)
• OFW, Ikaw ang Bida! (2023)
• Problema N'yo Itawag kay Panelo (2022)
• SMNI Exclusive (2022)

• Eco Hour
• Healthy Chat @ Sonshine
• Ito ang Buhay (This is Life)
• Mga Doktor ng Bayan (2022)
• Pa-Talk (2022)
• SMNI Entrepinoy Revolution (2022)

• ACQ Classic
• Give Us This Day
• Powerline
• Quiet Moments
• Sounds of Worship
• Gospel of the Kingdom
• SPOTLIGHT Live! Worldwide

• A New Me Story of Hope and Victory
• Caravan of Love

• Makitang Muli (Tagalog dub of 2011 Chinese drama Family Reunion; produced by Regent Foods Corporation, 2023)

* - denotes that this program is also simulcast on its main DTV channel, SMNI and Radio station DZAR 1026.

• SMNI Morning Headlines
• SMNI Newsline
• SMNI Newsline Philippines (2006-2016)

• Point of Order (2021–2022)
• Usaping Bayan (2016–2022)
• Thinking Pinoy on SMNI (2020–2021)
• Build PH (2023)
• OFW Helpline (2023)

• Amplify Your Life

• Papa, Nasa'n Ka? (2023) (Tagalog dub of 2011 Chinese drama Horizon True Heart; produced by Regent Foods Corporation, 2023)

• Kingdom Force (2022-2023)

• Generation K

• Election Watch 2018: The SMNI News Special Coverage
• SMNI Presidential Debates 2022
• SMNI Senatorial Debates 2022
• On the Road with the Frontrunner (multi-platform coverage of UniTeam campaign rallies)
• The Deep Probe: The SMNI Presidential Candidates Interview
• Election Watch 2019: The SMNI News Special Coverage
• Election Watch 2022: The SMNI News Special Coverage

Pastor Quiboloy (center) with his guest President Rodrigo Duterte discuss matters during the show "Give Us This Day" in June 2019.

• Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy
• Rodrigo Duterte – 16th president of the Philippines[6]
• Dante "Klink" Ang II – president and CEO of The Manila Times
• Lorraine Badoy – former NTF-ELCAC spokesperson
• Juan Ponce Enrile – Chief Presidential Legal Counsel
• Jesus "Mang Jess" Arranza – Federation of Philippine Industries chairman
• Jeffrey Celis (Ka Eric) – former New People's Army (NPA) cadre
• Sass Rogando-Sasot – foreign relations expert
• Franco Baranda
• Yna Mortel
• MJ Mondejar
• Admar Vilando
• Dr. Carl Balita
• Troy Gomez
• Jade Calabroso
• Kyle Selva
• Salvador Panelo – former Chief Presidential Legal Counsel
• Ron Salo – Kabayan Partylist representative
• Harry Roque – former presidential spokesperson
• Atty. Mark Tolentino
• Dr. Ted Herbosa – Secretary of Health
• Greco Belgica – former Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission chairman
• Senator Francis Tolentino
• Marissa del Mar-Magsino – OFW Partylist representative
• Peter Serrano - actor and political vlogger

• Michael "Mike" Abe - A news anchor who specifically dealt with the controversy on Vice Ganda's challenge to Quiboloy on possibly shutting down ABS-CBN as the pastor has claimed to have "stopped" the series of earthquakes in Mindanao in 2019.[7][8][9][10] He later departed from SMNI in 2022 after he walked out from hosting his program Usaping Bayan following his on-air argument against Quiboloy over the latter's alleged criticism on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s first State of the Nation Address.[11]
• Mike Defensor
• Rodante Marcoleta
• R. J. Nieto (Thinking Pinoy)
• Antonio Parlade Jr.
• Lucy Torres-Gomez
• Robert Ace Barbers
• Atty. David Castillon
• Atty. Migs Nograles
• Arnell Ignacio
• Anna Mae Lamentillo

According to a report by Rappler, the network allegedly fuels disinformation, misleading claims and propaganda to attack journalists and critics of the Duterte administration.[13] It also has been accused of being a far-right channel in the Philippines.[1][2]

On July 7, 2023, YouTube terminated the channels of SMNI and one of its programs, Laban Kasama ang Bayan (translated from Tagalog: Fight with the People), along with KJC, following a previous ban on Quiboloy's YouTube channel which was terminated on June 21. Google later stated that their actions were in compliance with existing sanctions by the United States against Quiboloy pursuant to the US Global Magnitsky Act as well as allegations of red-tagging misinformation; Quiboloy was previously indicted by the United States Department of Justice on charges of human trafficking and child sexual abuse.[14][15]

Quiboloy and SMNI later created accounts on the alt-tech video service Rumble[16] as well as an alternate account for SMNI on YouTube in defiance of sanctions;[17] the latter account was suspended by YouTube a few days later.[18] On September 15, 2023, the SMNI News Facebook page was deleted, in accordance to Meta's Dangerous Organizations and Individuals Policy. [19]

SMNI is facing an administrative complaint filed in May 2022 before the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC). Concepcion Empeño and Erlinda Cadapan, the mothers of disappeared students Karen Empeño and Sherlyn Cadapan, and left-wing human rights group Karapatan petitioned the NTC to revoke Swara Sug Media Corporation's franchise, for airing on SMNI an interview with convicted kidnapper and retired Army General Jovito Palparan.[20] The complainants said in a statement that the broadcast propagated disinformation in violation of Republic Act No. 11422 and the 2007 Broadcast Code of the Philippines.[20][21] Palparan and program host Lorraine Badoy also red-tagged former vice president and then-presidential candidate Leni Robredo during the broadcast, which the complainants alleged were in violation of Commission on Elections' Resolution No. 10730 involving truth in advertising and fair and accurate reporting.[21]