Fox After Ailes

Bush conspiracy clintons devil cheesecake trump aliens illuminati atlantis pokemon trapcard obama.

/micdrop

There are elements within what the U.S. government considers the "friendly media" which are rebelling against the establishment.
You will see more scandals to try and make people look bad.
Employees at Fox are going against the globalist government [mind] control and are tired of all of the false narratives and lies forced upon them by the CIA / NSA etc. etc.





Truth is happening.

I was actually watching this and thinking "hmm I wonder.. if they did fabricate news events and hired actors, how would I personally be able to know?"

It was like 10 seconds after I had that thought that I heard "Church of Satan" and slapped myself for listening to this crap.

That's your programming. It is true... The Church of Satan is a very real thing... and yes they really do sacrifice little babies and do many other unspeakable crimes.

Moved it back but only till it turns into politics rather than a commentary on a news outlet.

Skjalf, despite what many liberals think, satan has nothing to do with Fox News.

The offical church of satan even less.

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But anyways! Expect major changes at Fox soon.

For it to change would be like liberals stop posting hate speech....it's counter to what they are.

Liberal is like... Democrat, right?

Far left. Not all democrats are liberals, but all liberals are democrats.

"The women at Fox News spoke, and the Murdochs listened."

That's what a senior executive told CNNMoney one day after Roger Ailes resigned from Fox News.

Ailes, arguably the most powerful man in media, is suddenly without a job after ex-anchor Gretchen Carlson sued him for sexual harassment and other women came forward to support her claims.

Now come the aftershocks, and there will be many, from fears of a talent "walkout" to questions about legal liability.

Ailes is ultra-competitive, and his associates believe he'll try to settle the score with 21st Century Fox....

Ailes, who built Fox News basically from scratch 20 years ago, relinquished his office on Thursday. His resignation was effective immediately. He was not able to address Fox staffers on the way out....

Ailes' exit agreement includes legal language that forbids Ailes and the Murdochs from publicly criticizing each other....

Deciding what to say, and what not to, will be a challenge for Fox personalities going forward.

Many Fox hosts and reporters are fiercely loyal to Ailes and owe him for their professional success. Numerous staffers defended Ailes publicly and privately expressed disbelief about the allegations against him. Some even criticized Carlson directly.

Rumors continue to swirl inside Fox News headquarters about a potential talent revolt, though the channel's best-known hosts, like Kelly and Bill O'Reilly, aren't going anywhere anytime soon, a source inside the building said....

There is uncertainty inside Fox about whether other executives will be part of a wider "housecleaning."

One network correspondent said there are concerns that some of Ailes' lieutenants were aware of the harassment claims. A corporate source confirmed that this is a factor for the company going forward.

CNBC reported on Thursday afternoon that the Murdochs are "leaning towards cleaning house, removing many close to Ailes."

But every move the Murdochs make is risky. Fox News is a profit engine for the entire parent company....

... sources said they've been reassured that there will no sudden changes to the programming or editorial bent.

For the time being, advertisers are not panicking and Fox viewers are not fleeing. To the contrary -- the network had a huge audience for Trump's acceptance speech.

Speaking on the sidelines of the convention on Thursday night, Juan Williams, a co-host of Fox's 5 p.m. program, said it is critical not to lose sight of the reason why Fox is so successful: its audience.

"They like the product. They like it a lot," he said. "The question is, how do we, as a ship, hold steady right now and deliver for the audience?"

Twenty-First Century Fox has appointed Jack Abernethy and Bill Shine* as co-presidents of Fox News, replacing Roger Ailes who stepped down last month after a sexual harassment scandal.

Both are senior managers and have a long track record with Fox.

Mr Ailes resigned in July after a series of sexual harassment allegations against him by female news presenters. He has denied any wrongdoing.

Fox News plays a prominent role in US election coverage.

The channel's more conservative tone is popular among many Republican voters.
'Time of transition'

Mr Abernethy is chief executive of Fox Television Stations, running the 28 Fox-owned channels, and Mr Shine is senior executive vice-president and close aid to the company's founder Rupert Murdoch .

The men will divide the tasks of running the Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network. Mr Abernethy will focus on finance, advertising sales and distribution, while Mr Shine will manage the programming.

"While this has been a time of great transition, there has never been a greater opportunity for Fox News and Fox Business to better serve and expand their audiences. Together with our worldwide team of dedicated professionals, we are the most influential and powerful brand in television," said Mr Murdoch.

Mr Murdoch has taken over the role of Fox News president since Mr Ailes stepped down.

Mr Ailes had run the Fox News Channel since its beginning in 1996.

Liberal is like... Democrat, right?

Liberal is a buzz word for anyone who disagrees with the a person who identifies as conservative.

So, it's like the conservative version of the word "racist"?

I expect he will put more polish on the product.

For it to change would be like liberals stop posting hate speech....it's counter to what they are.