Fox News has hired Melissa DeRosa, former aide to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. It was DeRosa who took on the task of hiding the hideous spike in nursing home deaths that occurred during Cuomo’s governorship.
You have to wonder: How did Fox News deem her a suitable candidate to appear on its new podcast “The Girls?” It’s way too soon to be promoting the liars who gave us Covid-19. Fox News is not worth watching. Here’s more from Bill Still.
Noah’s Ark Scans founder Andrew Jones discusses potential evidence of the Biblical ship in Turkey. Researchers analyze the 538-foot Durupinar formation using radar scans and soil samples.
Jones says the site was discovered in the late 1950s but is only now receiving full attention with multiple soil scans. Much more should be known by this coming winter. Here’s more from Kaleigh McEnany on Fox News.
The mainstream media keeps proving itself to be the enemy of the people. Fox News proclaims it’s a conservative channel, yet the network sides with CNN and MS NOW after President Donald Trump boots both of those leftist shitshows out of the White House.
Fox News just fired Maria Bartiromo. How many times will they demonstrate they are not truly conservative, nor friendly to any of us?
Conservative voters have new tools they can use to bypass the fake news. Not only has the White House launched a new video streaming channel, but there’s a growing pool of conservative bloggers on Rumble, including this channel — And We Know.
Patriots! Good Speed! You are watching a movie! Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.
He flipped and it backfired! Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News host, has endorsed Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Michigan.
The obvious question you have to ask: Has Carlson lost his mind? Is he so mad at President Donald Trump that he would take this spiteful position? Or is he just doing the bidding of some devilish outfit to which he’s secretly attached? Two such outfits come to mind: the CIA and the nation of Qatar.
We don’t have a clue whether either of those outfits are involved or whether Carlson might have other associations, even more remote and difficult to surmise. So, quite obviously, you should draw your own conclusions. And, it’s fair to say, you might have conclusions that differ markedly from ours. Here’s more from Doug in Exile.
Maria Bartiromo isn’t wasting any time. After getting let go from Fox News just a few days ago, Bartiromo is already eying a major new job in television.
She’s said to be talking with Bari Weiss, the director of CBS News, about going to work for that network. If so, don’t be surprised if she lands on 60 Minutes, CBS’ longtime Sunday show with a spotlight on investigative work.
Bartiromo has the chops to carry that kind of heavy load. In fact, she would probably put 60 Minutes back on a road to success. She’s not just a veteran journalist, but one who works hard and doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty.
Trish Regan discusses the story, drawing upon a report from Rob Schuter’s gossip website Naughty But Nice.
Maria Bartiromo has lawyered up. She’s retained Bryan Freeman as her attorney. Freeman is the same lawyer hired by Tucker Carlson when Carlson was let go by Fox. He’s a tough operator, whose clients have included Don Lemon and Justin Baldoni in his case against Blake Lively.
Just to be clear, it’s not at all a certainty that Bartiromo will sue Fox. She might well have retained Freeman to give her legal advice pertaining to her Fox contract.
The company might be charging she violated it, or seeking to end the contract. Under that pay for play contract, she is still owed several million dollars through, ay least, the year 2029. Here’s more from Trish Regan.
Trish Regan says there’s more than meets the eye in the decision by Fox to fire Maria Bartiromo. “I think we’re going to get some fireworks,” Regan says. “Let the games begin. This is war.”
Regan says Fox may not be off the hook as easily as it thinks. She believes Bartiromo is moving to hire an attorney and could be suing Fox.
Not so fast, says John Solomon of Just The News. He says Bartiromo remains under contract with Fox and will be receiving her pay through 2029. He adds, “She has been removed from air and won’t return. But she continues to remain with Fox at present under the pay or play provision of a contract, which is common in television.”
The executive at Fox behind getting rid of Bartiromo: Ralph Giordano, the Fox Business SVP of Programming. He formerly served on the team of Neil Cavuto, one of Fox’s more worthless TV hosts. It’s not exactly shocking that Giordano’s a low-life and a putz.
But there’s still quite a bit that’s unknown or unclear. Here, Regan provides a bit of conjecture , some more background and discusses what her own personal experience was like with the Fox departure team.
The “Money Honey,” Maria Bartiromo, has left Fox news. Bartiromo got nicknamed the “Money Honey” by the late Roger Ailes, the former CEO of Fox News.
There were conflicting reports on whether Bartiromo was fired or left on our own accord. Here, another former Fox News host Trish Regan speculates on the possibility that Bartiromo will become President Donald Trump’s new press secretary, replacing Karoline Leavitt.
Others have been heavily rumored for the job, chief among them, Scott Jennings, one of the few conservatives at CNN. As of yet, no one’s been appointed and it’s not clear when the job will be filled.
The U.S. Supreme Court has handed President Donald Trump a major win in his campaign to clean up our dirty elections. The Supreme Court backed Trump’s proposal that employs the U.S. Post Service to get a better handle n mail-in ballots.
The object: To ensure these ballots only go to legitimate voters, and also to block multiple ballots going to the same individuals or addresses. A bunch of states, largely the blue states, had objected. You have to assume some did so as a matter of course, while others are likely cheaters who have padded elections and allowed illegals to vote.
This new measure won’t end all of the shenanigans, but it’s certainly another step in the right direction. Here’s more from Doug in Exile.