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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 4, 2017
The stupid, used-up old slut Megyn [sic] Kelly is leaving Fox News in shame after having tried to use the network to destroy Donald Trump.
The dumb, dirty whore took part in a conspiracy last year against the founder and genius behind the network, Roger Ailes, by hurling false sexual harassment charges against him. NEWSFLASH bitch – no one wants to sexually harass a slutty old grandma.
Megyn Kelly’s decision to jump to NBC, which serves as a capstone of sorts to what was — by far — the most tumultuous year in the history of Fox News, leaves the network scrambling to figure out what to do its primetime lineup, the highest rated on cable news.
In a statement confirming her departure, Rupert Murdoch was positive, if succinct.
“We thank Megyn Kelly for her 12 years of contributions to Fox News. We hope she enjoys tremendous success in her career and wish her and her family all the best.”
Fox agreed to let Kelly anchor her program for the remainder of the week, scheduling her last show for Jan. 6. Greta Van Susteren, who left last year, by contrast, was out at the channel the same day she gave notice to network executives.
Now, Fox News needs to chart its course in primetime. Sean Hannity’s ratings are on the rise at 10 p.m. — following the election of his friend, President-elect Donald Trump — while 8 p.m. host Bill O’Reilly is still debating whether he stays, or follows Kelly out the door when his contract is up this summer.
Despite the turmoil of the past year and the rotating cast of hosts, Fox’s ratings appear unaffected. If anything, Trump’s election has given them a jolt. Tucker Carlson, who ultimately succeeded Van Susteren at 7 p.m. (Brit Hume filled in as guest host in the immediate aftermath of her departure), has not only kept her audience, but improved on those numbers. And Hannity has done well in recent months, serving as arguably the most Trump-friendly show on TV.
The big question now for Fox News is whether it is still worth having a news program like Kelly’s in primetime, or whether it should go all in on conservative opinion. For years, Fox has had at least one news show in primetime (in the mode of Kelly’s and Van Susteren’s) even if their formats allowed for more opinion than many traditional newscasts. If the network chooses to continue that strategy, an internal hire like “America Newsroom” anchor Martha MacCallum or Fox Business Network anchor Trish Regan, both of whom have experience on larger stages as debate co-moderators, may fit the bill.
Another option floated by some insiders is a tag-team approach, drawing on Eric Bolling and Kimberly Guilfoyle, the co-hosts of the network’s popular 5 p.m. show “The Five.”
Oh lawdy, those two are horrible.
Look, guys.
It’s real simple.
This is a no-brainer:
I’m totally serious. Alex Jones is now mainstream.
And I’m sick of competing with him, because I pretty much like him.
And look, the deal is – if someone is mainstream and doesn’t talk about Jews or race, I don’t have a problem with them. The problem that I have is people trying to be outside of the mainstream, trying to act like they’re edgy, and then covering up the Jewish issue.
Alex Jones moving to Fox News would solve my problem and his. He could become the mainstream, and the far-right alternative media could continue talking about race and Jews.
It’s a win-win situation. The big win-win.
I don’t know if the move would be financially beneficial to Jones or not. I don’t really have any idea though. I’m sure his operation takes in a lot of money, but he’s also hosting a huge operation.
Anyway, I think this should at least be considered. Hannity can move up to the 9 spot, and Jones can take Hannity’s 10 spot. Then if Bill leaves, they can reshuffle again. I think Jones might be able to beat Hannity’s current 10 o’clock ratings.
The audience would probably be smaller than Jones’ radio audience, but it’s also more prestigious and he could anyway continue hosting his radio show for three hours in the afternoon. Hannity does a radio show everyday.
Jones can close down that operation he’s got in Texas and move to Fox News radio. That whole thing hasn’t really worked out that well anyway, it seems. I don’t watch Infowars often, but when I do if it’s not Alex Jones on it I don’t care. He is really bad at keeping employees, so the few okay people he’s had have all left. Managing a media operation is not his strong suit. He is a show host.
Honestly, I think this is perfect. AJ is newly divorced, so moving to NYC shouldn’t be a big deal.
This isn’t being discussed in the media yet, which is somewhat shocking given how obvious it is. These people should hire me as a media consultant, if this is somehow not obvious to them.
Fox News weekday nights is the most popular news lineup in the world, and you can’t just bring in some random person or that disgusting skank Kimberly Guilfoyle. She’s too old now anyway to host a nighttime show. Men don’t want to sit there and look at wrinkled old women.
The only person capable of filling this role is Alex Jones.
This is the new reality.
If Donald Trump is President, Alex Jones must be a primetime television news host.
