The Michael Berry Show.

Often, I will check and see the headlines, Washpo, New York Times, Wall Street Journal.

And I will flip across the conservative stations, which Fox is still dominating.

You don't have to get angry at me.

I'm not in charge of whether they're dominating.

I don't have a meter box, but they're still dominating.

Not because they have retained the value or the brand equity, but because there has

as yet not been a significant challenge as an alternative to Fox.

The closest thing thus far is Newsmax.

And Newsmax has at moments shown real flashes of brilliance and a real staying power

at constantly growing their audience.

The problem is Fox just had such a head start on them.

So when Tucker was fired, the question was going to be, will that hurt Fox?

And as people would email me and say, I'm watching these people filling in for Tucker.

This is why I don't watch them.

These guys fill in for Tucker.

I've watched the last five nights and done them very good.

Unfortunately, the only way we communicate in the marketplace, buyer and seller effectively,

consistently over a long period of time without words is price.

Price is how we communicate.

If I pay the price, you you offer as a buyer.

If I pay that price, I have validated, yes, that is a price that I'll pay.

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