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Michelle Malkin: ‘My Base Is Fed Up with Fox’ News Channel; Murdoch ‘Treacherous Bedfellow’

For the past two decades, Rupert Murdoch allowed Fox News chief Roger Ailes to occupy one of the most unique — and powerful — perches in American politics and media: running a right-wing political operation under the guise of a 24-hour news network. As long as the profits rolled in, Murdoch virtually never meddled in Ailes’s world — even when his own family protested. “He lets me run it, he doesn’t bother me much,” Ailesboasted of Murdoch as recently as April 2015. But that laissez-faire era seems to be over.

Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) speaks during the CNN republican presidential debate at The Venetian Las Vegas on December 15, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Thirteen Republican presidential candidates are participating in the fifth set of Republican presidential debates. (Photo by

Photo: Sen. Rand Paul Flips Off The Media

During a radio interview Thursday, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul gave the media the middle-finger, literally. According to a tweet from ABC News, the presidential candidate’s “bird” was his “message for the media after his debate demotion.” — .@RandPaul has a

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Ed Schultz Joins Government-Owned Russia Today Network

Last year, MSNBC dumped Ed Shultz, the low-rated, left-wing loudmouth who had been part of the cable news network’s  primetime line-up. With Al Jazeera America going out of business, that left only one place for the Central Government-loving Schultz to