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Really Fox News? Benghazi Is Your Example Of Stellar Fox Journalism?

Appearing on Fox & Friends, Roger Ailes' biographer Zev Chafets joined host Steve Doocy in toasting Fox News' coverage of the so-called Benghazi scandal. Doocy was positively giddy about how Fox had been out way ahead of the mainstream press on the story of last September's terror attack on U.S. Show More Summary

'Visionary' Roger Ailes to Receive Bradley Award

FOX News Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes will be honored with the $250,000 Bradley Prize for being a "visionary of American journalism" on June 12 at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. "Roger Ailes has been a visionary,” declared Michael W. Show More Summary

Fox Outrage Machine Gets Desperate To Resuscitate Benghazi "Scandal"

Fox News is desperate. The Roger Ailes scandal machine, watching its Benghazi witch hunt crumble all around it, is now trying to stoke outrage that President Obama downplayed the tragedy in Benghazi and insulted the survivors by calling...Show More Summary

The Ticker: Ailes Honored, ‘The Five’ Reigns, News in Prime

Roger Ailes, celebrating his 73rd birthday today, is one of four recipients of the 2013 Bradley Prize. Ailes is being honored for his “innovative business-building strategies” which have “revolutionized the uncovering and delivery of...Show More Summary

Rogers Ailes to receive award for being ‘visionary of American journalism’

Benghazi: "Thank God For Fox"

Yesterday on Fox News, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) offered thanks to Fox News President Roger Ailes and his colleague Lindsay Graham (R-SC), giving them credit if heightened scrutiny of the terrorist attack in Benghazi results in "a full...Show More Summary

Fox News Chairman Ailes To Receive Major Conservative Award

Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes will reportedly be a recipient of a major award given to "innovative thinkers" whose achievements benefit the conservative movement. Politico's Mike Allen reported that later today the Lynde and Harry Bradley...Show More Summary

Sen. Lindsey Graham: "Thank God For Fox" And Their Benghazi Coverage

From the May 15 edition of Fox News' On the Record with Greta Van Susteren: Previously: On Fox News, Sen. John McCain Says Roger Ailes Will "Deserve Credit" If There's A Full Benghazi Investigation Fox Host: Media Finally Catching Up On Benghazi The Fox News Campaign To Tie Benghazi To Watergate

On Fox News, Sen. John McCain Says Roger Ailes Will "Deserve Credit" If There's A Full Benghazi Investigation

From the May 13 edition of Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto: Previously: UPDATED: Roger Ailes Reportedly Ordered Geraldo Rivera's Microphone Cut Over Benghazi Comments Fox Host: Media Finally Catching Up On Benghazi The Fox News Campaign To Tie Benghazi To Watergate Fox-Promoted Claim That Benghazi Witness Was Threatened Falls Apart

Geraldo Mic Cut? Report Says No One Censored Fox Host For Defending Obama

So did Geraldo have his mic cut? The rumor goes that Fox News CEO Roger Ailes was fed up with the television host defending the Obama administration in the days before the 2012 election that he ordered Geraldo’s microphone to be shut off. A new book claims there is truth to the rumor, though that [...]Show More Summary

New Book Says Roger Ailes Cut Geraldo's Mic for Benghazi Dissension

One day before the presidential election last year, Geraldo Rivera and pro baseball player turned conservative commentator Eric Bolling got into a shouting match on morning comedy kaffeeklatsch, Fox & Friends. The subject of the argument was the then-recent Benghazi attack. Show More Summary

Roger Ailes Reportedly Ordered Geraldo Rivera's Microphone Cut Over Benghazi Comments

A new book from Jonathan Alter claims that Fox News President Roger Ailes told producers to cut off the microphone used by Fox host Geraldo Rivera as he pushed back against Fox's politicization of the attack on the U.S. consulate inShow More Summary

Roger Ailes Did Not Call Fox Control Room To Shut Off Geraldo Rivera’s Mic During Benghazi Shoutfest

In the New York Times this morning, Brian Stelter has a piece previewing a portion of Jonathan Alter's new book containing an anecdote about Fox News' coverage of the Obama administration.

Book: Roger Ailes Ordered Geraldo’s Mic Cut During Debate, Though Video Casts Doubt

An excerpt in the New York Times from a new book by Jonathan Alter on the 2012 Presidential election features quite the tale about Fox News, and CEO Roger Ailes. The Center Holds: Obama and His Enemies, recalls one day last November when Geraldo Rivera was on “Fox & Friends” to talk about Benghazi. Show More Summary

Gabriel Sherman Travels to London to Collude with Anti-Ailes Forces?

Breitbart News has been covering the Gabriel Sherman vs. Roger Ailes story closely, because, well, it’s important. How so? Three reasons, two of which Breitbart News has previously covered, along with a new angle that hasn't been examined yet. Show More Summary

Fox's Laura Ingraham Smears The American Children Of Undocumented Immigrants As "Anchor Fetuses"

From the May 2 edition of The Laura Ingraham Show: Previously: Fox News Hosts Embrace Immigrants Now That The GOP Needs Them Roger Ailes' Latino Outreach At Odds With Fox News' Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Fox & Friends Hosts Hate Group Head To Push "Anchor Baby" Myth

Fox News Rebukes Glenn Beck, Reminds Him About Advertiser Losses

Glenn Beck is engaging in a bit of revisionst history concerning his Fox News exit. At an April 27 event at New York University, Beck portrayed his departure as self-initiated and suggested that Fox CEO Roger Ailes pleaded with him to stay, explaining: "If you stay in it too long, you become Norma Desmond. Show More Summary

GLENN BECK: Fox News Was 'Intoxicating,' But I Escaped With 'My Soul Intact'

During the long, drawn-out process of leaving Fox News, Glenn Beck remembers network president Roger Ailes telling him that he would never leave. He felt trapped — and too many people, Beck says, stay trapped in the rigid "system." Nobody leaves television, Ailes told him. Show More Summary

EXCLUSIVE -- Source: Publisher 'Freaking' over 'Trolling' Gabriel Sherman's Delayed Ailes Book

After Breitbart News reported on Monday that Gabriel Sherman, the author of a forthcoming screed against Roger Ailes and Fox News, had his book's publication date pushed back to January of 2014, two sources close to Sherman's project, as well as Pat Caddell, commented to Breitbart News about the possible reason for the delay. Show More Summary

Random House Pushes Anti-Ailes, Fox News Screed Publishing Date to 2014

Gabriel Sherman, the anti-Fox writer funded by George Soros who has been accused of stalking Roger Ailes's family while writing a book to advance liberal memes about Ailes and Fox News, has had the May 21 publishing date for his forthcoming book pushed back to January 14, 2014. Show More Summary