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Turds of a Feather....
After Fox, It’s Podcast Time for Bill O’Reilly and Glenn Beck
Two of the most well-known conservative commentators in the United States — both of whom made high-profile departures from top-rated shows on Fox News — will be podcasting together.
Bill O’Reilly, who was forced out by Fox News in April, said on Monday that he will make regular appearances on Glenn Beck’s conservative media network, The Blaze.
“We’re going to do that every Friday until Beck gets tired of me,” Mr. O’Reilly said on his podcast, “No Spin News.”
Mr. O’Reilly’s Fox News show, “The O’Reilly Factor,” was canceled in April despite high ratings, after The New York Times disclosed financial settlements involving multiple women who had accused him of sexual harassment or behaving inappropriately. Advertisers began abandoning the show in large numbers, and the network ousted Mr. O’Reilly on April 19 after an internal investigation. He has denied any wrongdoing.
Bill O’Reilly, who was forced out by Fox News in April, said on Monday that he will make regular appearances on Glenn Beck’s conservative media network, The Blaze.
“We’re going to do that every Friday until Beck gets tired of me,” Mr. O’Reilly said on his podcast, “No Spin News.”
Mr. O’Reilly’s Fox News show, “The O’Reilly Factor,” was canceled in April despite high ratings, after The New York Times disclosed financial settlements involving multiple women who had accused him of sexual harassment or behaving inappropriately. Advertisers began abandoning the show in large numbers, and the network ousted Mr. O’Reilly on April 19 after an internal investigation. He has denied any wrongdoing.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/17/business/media/oreilly-beck-podcast.html
