Four years ago this week, Roger Ailes surrendered control of the GOP's top TV channel and Trump formally took control of the party. Take a trip back in time with me... (1/5) http://www.cnn.com/2020/07/22/media/fox-news-trump-roger-ailes-four-years-later/index.html
Fox News staffers believed Ailes was invincible. But @GretchenCarlson's suit changed everything. This is how tense it got on Ailes' way out
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You could argue (and I do!) that Trump took over for Ailes in some ways. T's gloomy GOP speech rang true to Ailes' America. It hit all the "Fox & Friends" themes: Immigration, terrorism, law and order. He pledged "no lies:" We will "honor the American people with the truth" (3/5)
4 years ago today was Fox's first Ailes-free day. Execs started repairing the house he built. Fallout kept lawyers busy for years and cost the company tens of millions of $$. Q remains: How much has really changed at Fox News? Different people have very different answers... (4/5)
Fox Corp made tangible improvements after the Ailes scandal. But the lawyers who filed this week's new suit say "today's Fox News is the same old Fox News." They claim there's "institutional apathy towards sexual misconduct." Here's my full column (5/5) http://www.cnn.com/2020/07/22/media/fox-news-trump-roger-ailes-four-years-later/index.html
