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On Wednesday’s broadcast of “The Charlie Rose Show” on PBS, Fox News Channel’s Megyn Kelly sounded off on her on-and-off controversy with Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump going back to the first Republican debate moderated by her in August. Kelly

2016 GOP frontrunner and billionaire Donald Trump already won his war with the Fox News Channel’s Megyn Kelly.

Former “CBS Evening News” anchor Dan Rather called the feud between Donald Trump and the Fox News Channel “suspicious” on Wednesday’s “The Rachel Maddow Show” on MSNBC. Rather explained that he is “suspicious” of the two because Trump and Fox

Fox News Channel host Bill O’Reilly said GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump should “cease” his attacks on fellow anchor Megyn Kelly on Tuesday. After characterizing Trump’s tweets about Kelly as “not nice,” and “not good,” O’Reilly said the issue over

In a Tuesday afternoon rapid response to Fox News chief Roger Ailes, Donald Trump conspicuously promoted the fact that CNN, a rival cable news network, will offer a live broadcast of his speech in Iowa tonight. After slamming Fox’s Megyn

In a just-released statement, Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump immediately responded to a statement released by Roger Ailes Tuesday by disputing the Fox News chief’s defense of Megyn Kelly as a “quality journalist.” “I totally disagree with the FOX Statement,”

Whatever his gameplan might be, in an obvious effort to reignite his public feud with Megyn Kelly, Trump lit into the Fox News anchor Monday night. Tuesday afternoon, Fox News chief Roger Ailed fired back with a statement that called

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump addressed his feud with the Fox News Channel by stating, “all you have to do is ask Roger Ailes who won” in Des Moines, Iowa on Saturday. Trump was asked if he’s made any mistakes on

Perhaps Ms. Kelly would prefer to think of herself as a “journalist” or as an “anchor” or at least as a “host.” But apparently that is not how she is thought of by the Fox News Channel brass.

Fox News viewers won’t have Megyn Kelly to turn to for the next 10 days. It comes less than a week after Kelly made headlines by grilling GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump during the initial debate.

From the Daily Mail: Donald Trump may have mended his relationship with Fox News, but his pack of rabid fans are not about to let go of the public feud with anchor Megyn Kelly. The GOP front-runner lashed out at

Gabriel Sherman at New York Magazine claims an inside look at Fox News’ and Roger Ailes’ handling of the weekend fight between Donald Trump and Megyn Kelly.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated, “I am the most fabulous whiner” and that he wants and needs “to have flexibility” on policy on Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “New Day.” Trump said of his talk with Fox News Channel president Roger

Roger Ailes, the president of Fox News, called Trump personally on Monday— according to Trump—assuring him that his network would be fair after what many saw as a questionable performance in last Thursday’s debate in Cleveland, Ohio, by anchors Megyn Kelly, Chris Wallace and Bret Baier.

On Thursday, Alan Pyke, an economics editor at Think Progress, the blog of the Center for American Progress, the liberal think-tank in Washington, tweeted out that he wished Fox News chief Roger Ailes would die a “slow, painful” death–“and soon.”

Alan Pyke, the Deputy Economic Policy Editor for ThinkProgress, deleted a tweet where he expressed hope that Roger Ailes would die a slow and painful death. After Breitbart News posted a story about his thoughts, Pyke deleted his tweet and

Alan Pyke, the Deputy Economic Policy Editor for ThinkProgress, posted that he wanted Fox News President Roger Ailes to die after he saw how Fox was covering the protests in Ferguson, Missouri in response to the shooting death of Michael

This past February, longtime CNBC anchor Maria Bartiromo became the latest cable news star–preceded by Liz Claiman, Eric Bolling and Neil Cavuto–to follow former CNBC head Roger Ailes to Fox News and Fox Business. During his tenure as CNBC president

In an exclusive to Breitbart News, Fox News chief Roger Ailes shot back at CNN after the low-rated network interviewed Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and tried to mock Fox for “abandoning” him. CNN anchor Bill Weir, a new hire at

Remember Gabriel Sherman’s book, The Loudest Voice in the Room: How the Brilliant, Bombastic Roger Ailes Built Fox News–and Divided a Country? Perhaps neither the author nor the title rings a bell. If so, that’s not a surprise, because Sherman’s

Roger Ailes’ “Orchestra Pit Theory” applies to Twitter as well.  A Twitter account, @SochiProblems, that documents the myriad of problems journalists and fans are having at the Sochi Games has nearly 100,000 more followers than the official–and verified–@Sochi2014 Twitter account.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said that she went back to Fox News to piss off the people who wished she were dead, which is exactly the reason Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes gave for bringing her to the network

Brooke Baldwin, host of CNN Newsroom, seemed unimpressed Wednesday with the revelations (or lack thereof) in Gabriel Sherman’s unauthorized biography of Fox News chief Roger Ailes, The Loudest Voice in the Room: How the Brilliant, Bombastic Roger Ailes Built Fox News–and

For a window into how the MSM does its dirty work, we need only look at Wednesday’s NewYork Times.  Yes, it’s just one example of a million, but it’s revealing.Here’s the deal: The two most important executives in cable media–perhaps

Think all there is to say about the War on Christmas has already been said? Think again. With her trademark fearlessness and verve, Governor Sarah Palin’s new book, Good Tidings and Great Joy: Protecting the Heart of Christmas, offers readers an impassioned,

Historian and widely published syndicated columnist Diana West has received the 2013 Mightier Pen Award from the Center for Security Policy. West’s most recent book, American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation’s Character, details communist and Soviet infiltration into

The lawyer for former Fox News vice president of communications Brian Lewis sounded off in a statement on Tuesday, stating that he was “still plotting our course of action.” He added, “two things are very clear to me. First, Brian

Brian Lewis, the public relations vice president at Fox News who was recently fired and tossed from the building, told TVNewser on Wednesday that the media had gotten the details of his separation from the company completely wrong. In particular, Lewis singled out Roger Ailes’

Add Donald Trump to the growing chorus of observers lashing out at New York Magazine‘s hyperbolic article chronicling the recent drama at Fox News surrounding the firing of Brian Lewis.  The Donald took to Twitter to call the article by

I have consistently posted on GretaWire about the overuse of anonymous sources… there is a legitimate use but there is also overuse… At the risk of getting into trouble by sticking my nose into this… I do think in a

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT I have to tell you something. It is not often that I, El Rushbo, get surprised. Yesterday I ended up surprised. One of my closest friends, Roger Ailes — you know, I met Roger Ailes in 1989 or

The media have heavily covered the departure of Fox News public relations vice president Brian Lewis – far more than the exit of similarly placed executives throughout the news and entertainment industry. The news that he had been fired on

Fox News executive vice president of corporate communications Brian Lewis was fired and thrown out of the building two weeks ago after an internal investigation found that he had breached his contract with regard to “issues relating to financial irregularities,”

David Brock is an incorrigible liar. He is possibly the least honest man ever to succeed in American journalism. The misdemeanors of fabulists such as Jayson Blair and Stephen Glass had little significance beyond embarrassing some editors, but Brock helped wreck a presidency with his Troopergate reporting.

In a lengthy interview with the left-wing New Republic, John McCain, the Republican Party’s 2008 nominee blurted out his affection for Hillary Clinton more than once. At one point the Arizona Senator said that choosing between Rand Paul or Clinton

Fox News chairman Roger Ailes said on Wednesday that he would like to know what the country’s Commander-in-Chief was doing on the night terrorists attacked the U.S. consulate in Benghazi last September. “I have come to the conclusion that even