Shephard Smith just quit Fox Live on his show

a reply to: conspiracy nut

That's OK. The potential next guy thinks it's all a big effin deal.

a reply to: ketsuko

You mean the 8 years where America was supposed to turn into a bankrupt islamo-communist state run by the Nigerian born he-devil? While I'm not the man's biggest fan he wasn't the epic disaster that 8 years of Bush was.

a reply to: Phage

Smith once mentioned the 1964 movie "seven days in May" which was based on the 1962 book by the same name.
JFK read and liked the book which was based on classified military programs from the late 1950's.

Project SCORE originally carried the voice of Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker but they uploaded Eisenhowers voice as a replacement after the launch.

SCORE

Shepard Smith spent a lot of time being critical of DJT, perhaps someone showed him the door.

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originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: Vasa Croe

The video is here: www.rawstory.com...

WOW!

Smith’s departure comes less than two days after Attorney General Bill Barr held a mysterious meeting with News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch. There is no evidence linking Barr’s Murdoch meeting to Smith’s sudden departure, although critics of the White House have been raising questions about why the attorney general was meeting with a media mogul at a time when Trump has been openly critical of the network.

The polarisation of the world, not just America, but Britain and Australia... Rupert Murdoch. I don't profess to know for sure, hell I don't even have any proof, but my gut tells me that he has a lot to do with all of this. Maybe not everything to do with all of this, but a lot. I'm not taking about this guy who just quit, I'm talking about the intentional division of our societies. They need to keep us fighting amongst ourselves so that we, the ordinary people, don't rise up and destroy them (The real shadow figures, the faceless men and dynastic families that control a huge proportion of the worlds wealth).

originally posted by: spiritualarchitect
I wonder if this had anything to do with him calling out Tucker last week?

Yeah, that was a mistake. Fireable? Nope. Timeout, maybe. Tucker had a measured response.

originally posted by: conspiracy nut
a reply to: ketsuko

You mean the 8 years where America was supposed to turn into a bankrupt islamo-communist state run by the Nigerian born he-devil? While I'm not the man's biggest fan he wasn't the epic disaster that 8 years of Bush was.

Personally, I recall that husband and I did very well during the Bush years. The Obama years were a constant struggle to stay afloat, and things only really started to turn around again in these past few years with a different regime in DC.

So, I don't actually recall the Bush years as a disaster at all, and I won't recall the Trump years badly either. Underneath all the hullaballoo (and covfefe), those near and dear to me have done very well.

a reply to: Slichter

Shepard Smith spent a lot of time being critical of DJT, perhaps someone showed him the door.

I heard Barr had a meeting with Murdock recently.
Someone's probably already mentioned that.

The why is debatable.

The abruptness of it clearly indicates something happened. You don’t bail spontaneously after 23 years with no plan.

Stick Marc Steyn in there. That would set the table for the evening shows.

originally posted by: conspiracy nut
a reply to: Sublimecraft

I'm actually a truck driver, truck drivers are known for their foul mouths it had nothing to do with pigeonholing Trump supporters as people who hang out at truck stops and everything to do with the president of the United States speaking like the average conspiracy nut job. I would expect more from a world leader but it seems your standards are much lower.

No, we believe in freedom of expression, even yours, you maybe wrong, or maybe say things wrong.

We may even point it out, we or I will never say, you cannot say that, unless it is a lie. Even then I won't stop you.

Why can't you be tolerant?

a reply to: Blaine91555

Heard that he was getting lots of flack from the other shows.

a reply to: thedigirati

I guess the real lesson is that someone with a speech impediment cannot be a world leader. They don't talk right.

originally posted by: TomLawless
a reply to: thedigirati

What happens in seven days?

Watch this space

That is all

a reply to: ketsuko

Nor can someone with poor eyesight. They don't look good.

a reply to: ketsuko

I told that to a Cpl in the USMC, he got so upset about his speech impediment, he lost his military bearing and did not get promoted to Sgt.

I'm not proud of it, but he pissed me off.

Don't urinate on my leg when you are drunk in the field.

(Yes, I have done evil in my youth)

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Slichter

Shepard Smith spent a lot of time being critical of DJT, perhaps someone showed him the door.

I heard Barr had a meeting with Murdock recently.
Someone's probably already mentioned that.

So you think the atty general got Sheppard Smith fired???? Seriously?


Im guessing one of two things either a loved one has medical issues and he wants time off. The alternative is going to work was hostile for him as several people at fox have taken a disliking to him. He probably figured i have enough money i dont need to put up with this and decided to leave.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
This is breaking so nothing out yet but I am watching it now...

I will update with story when it hits.

I didn't spend too much time watching him, but after seeing this goodbye broadcast here, I'm very sorry that I didn't.

This guy is an intelligent and gracious person.

A class act.

This country can use a lot more like him in the media.

Some gossip about somebody at CNN writing a book about FoxNews and guess who was the "inside source" !!!!!

And guess who got caught !!!! 😃 😃 😃

a reply to: thedigirati

All hail President Camacho! Brawndo, it's got electrolytes! We are living in the movie Idiocracy

a reply to: ketsuko

Who has a speech impediment?