Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Fox and who's next. And we're going to talk about what we can all learn from 1980s

action films. That's the big question

right now. Who is next to go at Fox? It probably makes up 40% of my inbox and there are people all over

social media, there are political commentators, everybody's making their

predictions.

I have a different view of this.

There are old movies and there's a cliche in it. You know, the bad guy walks in, who's in

charge here? Somebody says I am, raises their hand.

Bang!

Who's in charge here?

You are.

That's what Rupert Murdoch just did.

Who goes next? on who doesn't listen to the new boss, same as the old boss.

A lot of people rightfully pointed out that Tucker seemed to view himself as Fox.

He was the most important thing.

Everything was about him.

This is the view a lot of people were kind of casting

when it comes to the way he behaved. I don't know that personally. I don't know the

guy, but that's the image that most people portrayed of him. If you are somebody who is wanting to reassert

control of your pet project and you know one person in particular is viewed as the de facto boss and that person may not

agree with all of the changes you have planned, what do you do? You make sure they're not

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