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I remember folks claimed it was a huge change when TC replaced O'Reilly.  It wasn't, in my view, at all.  The staff remained, the process remained.  They'll find someone else and life will go on.  Viewers will flock back because the CORE tactic is to feed people what they want to hear.

That won't change.

This is all true.  At least historically it has been for all of the MSM networks.   

Even though  I don’t pay much attention to Fox ( or any of the other MSM), I am grateful they exist if for no other reason than to counter balance the other 5, which are all left leaning at varying degrees.  Too much groupthink- which is what TC was against and why whatever he talked about was pleasing to his audience.  

I'm going to give CNBC a shot tonight at 7PM. 

FOXA dropped about 3% yesterday and is stable today.  That seems reasonable to me.

A thing I like about the business news outlets is they usually are close to down the middle in coverage and avoid headlines like "Star A dazzles in string bikini".

CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC and MSNBC are nowhere near the middle.  The idea that they are is actually humorous.  

I'd watch a WSJ channel.

CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC and MSNBC are nowhere near the middle.  The idea that they are is actually humorous. 

I wouldn't call any of those business news.

CNBC and Fox Business are really the only two I watch

I wouldn't call any of those business news.

CNBC and Fox Business are really the only two I watch

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When I'm in our gym I usually turn on CNBC if I'm alone.  I just want to check what the market is doing and see if they have a story of any interest.