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Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Apr 24th, '23, 12:11
by daytripper
XtremeJibber2001 wrote: Apr 24th, '23, 11:11 Carlson is out at Fox News.
Probably will end up at newsmax. I did not know that he used to work at CNN and MSNBC. Shows he does not believe what he says. Says what he needs to make money.

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Apr 24th, '23, 12:34
by Bubba
From an article in The Atlantic:

To remain on top at Fox, hosts have to be ready to continually ratchet up their rhetoric, because the network’s business model depends on continual audience outrage. But audiences eventually become inured and require new and more extreme input.
This pretty much says it all. It’s opinion as “entertainment”, giving the audience what it wants to hear.

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Apr 24th, '23, 14:52
by deadheadskier
Yes. 20 years ago Lou Dobbs played the part of a woke liberal on CNN. Now he's a diehard Trumper on Fox

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Apr 24th, '23, 14:58
by XtremeJibber2001
deadheadskier wrote: Apr 24th, '23, 14:52 Yes. 20 years ago Lou Dobbs played the part of a woke liberal on CNN. Then he was a diehard Trumper on Fox. Now he's on iheartradio
Fixed it.

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Apr 24th, '23, 20:31
by Fancypants
G-smashed wrote: Apr 19th, '23, 11:47
XtremeJibber2001 wrote: Apr 19th, '23, 08:15
easyrider16 wrote: Apr 19th, '23, 06:55
deadheadskier wrote: Apr 18th, '23, 19:26 Fox won't lose a single viewer over this as is.
The sad part is over the last two years they've steadily gained viewers.

Fox News is a misnomer. It's not a news network, it's an entertainment network. It's WWE for politics. Fans can't get enough and they don't seem to care that it's fake.
I watched Tucker last night - he reminds me of a modern day Rush Limbaugh.
Fortunately Rush Limbaugh is dead. Rupert is not far behind. I'd be satisfied to see career death for Tucker, Hannity, and the other co-conspirators at Faux.
You must be a Don Lemon fan? :wink:

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Apr 26th, '23, 19:42
by Bubba
Tucker Carlson Is the Emblem of GOP Cynicism

https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters ... cs/673875/

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: May 17th, '23, 12:52
by XtremeJibber2001
Rumors starting to swirl that Ingraham may be out at Fox News.

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Jun 14th, '23, 09:51
by XtremeJibber2001
Fair and Balanced

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Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Jun 15th, '23, 09:33
by easyrider16
I thought this was a parody. Turns out it's not. For what it's worth, it looks like it was a rogue staffer, and Fox took it down immediately and acknowledged it as an error.
In a statement Wednesday, a spokesperson for the network said: “The chyron was taken down immediately and was addressed.”

The spokesperson did not respond to an email that asked whether there would be any consequences for the staff members behind the text in the graphic, known as a chyron.
“So, there are probably about 787 million things that I can say about this that was wrong about what we saw last night, but I don’t think I’m going to get into it,” she told reporters.

Her comments about “787 million” were in reference to the settlement in April between Dominion Voting Systems and Fox News, in which Fox agreed to pay $787.5 million in a defamation lawsuit.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... -rcna89318

That said, wannabe dictator? Seriously? The man was duly elected in a free and fair election. That election has been examined from all angles by all sides and nobody has been able to find any credible evidence that it was rigged. How does that make him a wannabe dictator? Isn't the wannabe dictator the guy who falsely claimed fraud and tried to overturn a lawful election so he could illegally stay in power? I find it so weird that these MAGA people turn truth on it's head so casually. It's really Orwellian.

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Jun 15th, '23, 11:25
by deadheadskier
....every accusation is a GOP confession

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Jun 17th, '23, 17:39
by Bubba
Fox News producer out after onscreen message calling President Biden a ‘wannabe dictator’

https://apnews.com/article/fox-news-dic ... 7db2ce27e8

Figures it was Tucker Carlson’s producer.

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Jul 12th, '23, 15:27
by easyrider16
Wonder how much this guy will get:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/break ... r-AA1dMugd

That's the problem with a landmark settlement for defamation - it opens up the floodgates. How many more are going to take their shot?

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Jul 13th, '23, 14:43
by G-smashed
I'll tell you what this guy should get: 2000 volts applied to his shaved head!

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Aug 7th, '23, 11:46
by XtremeJibber2001
Oh.
Fox News Anchor - Julie Banderas wrote:Hatching schemes to stay in office is not a crime. And claiming you won an election that you know you lost is not a crime.
https://twitter.com/justinbaragona/stat ... 50624?s=20

Re: Fox News - what we knew all along is true

Posted: Aug 7th, '23, 13:43
by easyrider16
Well, it's not a crime to claim to win an election that you know you lost. It might be a crime to hatch a scheme to stay in office if that scheme involves violating the law. You would think after being tagged with one of the biggest defamation lawsuits in history that these Fox news people would be a bit more careful, but whatever man :banana:

It bears repeating that these claims of "liberal media" influencing people are so ridiculous when you have right-wing media like Fox basically misrepresenting information on the daily.