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RE: Fox News 2013 Ratings Champ, Draws More Viewers Than CNN, MSNBC, HLN Combined…
(12-17-2013 10:28 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  I'm just thrilled Fox Business is getting basic cable pickup as the alternative and even replacement to CNBC.

Fox Business is the gem of cable network news. Stossel. The Judge. Kennedy. Matt Welch. Kmele. Nick Gillespie. It's an all star line up over there. Stossel is the highest rated show on FBN and his show does so well it is rebroadcast on Fox News proper. There are a few other more mainstream guys that aren't too bad either over there like Cavuto.
I really don't understand how they can call it Fox Business when it doesn't have much to do with business and is in reality, just an extension of Fox News spewing rightwing propaganda.
12-19-2013 01:59 PM
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