Here is a list of Fox News employees who left the company in 2021.
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Fox News Channel
Fox News Channel is an American cable news channel owned by the Fox Corporation. As of February 2015, approximately 97,186,000 American households (85.1% of pay television subscribers) received the Fox News Channel. In 2019, Fox News was the most-watched network in the United States and continues to be so as of 2021.
In February 2021, various Fox News personalities left the network, including Shep Smith, one of the network’s original anchors. Smith had been with Fox News since its launch in 1996. In October 2020, Smith announced he was leaving the network after 23 years.
Other notable departures from Fox News in 2021 include Trish Regan, a prime-time host, and Ed Henry, a daytime anchor. Regan left the network in March 2021 after less than two years with Fox News. Henry was let go from his position in July 2020 after an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations.
Fox Business Network
Fox Business Network is an American cable and satellite business news television channel that is owned by the Fox News Media subsidiary of Fox Corporation. The channel focuses mainly on business and financial news. As of February 2015, approximately 74,000,000 American households (64.2% of those with television) received the Fox Business Network.
Fox News Radio
Fox News Radio is a division of Fox News Channel providing national radio news coverage and talk programming, distributed by Cumulus Media Networks. Fox News Radio is available in over 1,600 markets across the United States.
Some recent departures from Fox News include:
-Glenn Beck
-Bill O’Reilly
-Megyn Kelly
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Fox Nation
Fox Nation is a streaming service launched by Fox News in 2018. It offers a variety of right-wing and conservative content, including original shows, documentary films, and commentary from popular Fox News personalities.
In January 2021, several high-profile hosts left Fox News, including ProPublica reporter Jesse Eisinger and National Review editor Jonah Goldberg. These departures came amid reports of internal strife at the network, with some staffers reportedly unhappy with the direction of the network under new management.
Goldberg was one of the most prominent voices at Fox News, and his departure is a significant loss for the network. He was a regular contributor to Fox & Friends and also hosted his own show, The Jonah Goldberg Show. He was a critical voice on the network, often challenging President Trump and other Republicans.
Eisinger was a investigative reporter at ProPublica who won a Pulitzer Prize in 2017. He joined Fox News in 2019 as part of thenetwork’s investigative unit. His departure leaves a big hole in Fox News’ investigative team.
These departures come as Fox News is facing increased competition from other right-wing networks like Newsmax and OANN. It remains to be seen how these changes will impact the network’s ratings and viewership.
