Tonight, the major announcement of Fox, Rupert Murdoch stepping down, a look at his impact

on our politics, and will there be any changes with his son taken over?

And President Zelensky's return to Washington, meeting with President Biden and members

of Congress, the cleave for more aid as some Republicans are pushing back.

Then a second day of negotiations between Hollywood writers and studio executives is a

deal to end this strike in sight, as the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night.

Good evening once again. I'm Stephanie Rool, live from MSNBC headquarters here in New York.

And we begin, you know the story, with a seismic shift taking place in media and politics.

Rupert Murdoch himself, who built the right wing's most powerful media ally,

today announced he will be stepping down in November from the Fox and news corporation boards.

He tapped his son, Lockeland, to replace him as the head of the companies,

but this is more than just a media business story. But because Rupert Murdoch's media influence

and influence on our political landscape has been absolutely massive. NBC's Chloe Melis has more.

With a media legacy spanning 70 years, tonight, billionaire media Titan Rupert Murdoch says he's

stepping down from Fox and news core. In a note to employees, Murdoch said the time is right for me

to take on different roles. Rupert Murdoch created all of this in so much more across America and the globe.

Keeping a title of Chairman Emeritus, he now passes the torch to his oldest son, Lockeland,

who will become sole chairman. At 92 years old, the decision was expected, but Murdoch noted it was not

due to his health, saying our companies are in robust health as am I.

Rupert Murdoch passing the torch to his son, Lockeland, do you think that things will change and how

Fox news is run? I don't. For the foreseeable future, I think Lockeland's going to run the company

the same way his father did. The mogul's resignation marks the end to one of the most

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