re: #52 Charles Johnson

Napolitano loses show, but stays on with Fox.

Napolitano will remain with the network in other capacities, although without a show of his own and a dedicated time slot, it is almost certain we will see less of him from now on. I’d also speculate he has a non-disparagement clause in his contract with FOX, which would explain why he has been such a saint and gentleman about all this, when most people would be going for the network’s jugular. He even posted to his official Facebook, asking his fans to tone down the “email traffic to Fox” regarding his show cancellation.

Now, can I say with 100% certainty that he was canceled because he shined a constant, bright, undeniable light on “uncomfortable” issues such as Congressional corruption, increasingly powerful Occupy protests, economic unrest, the NDAA, and the dangerous rollback of our civil rights since 9/11?

No, of course not — I don’t work at FOX, and I have no idea what went through their minds when they pulled the plug on Freedom Watch.
But the fact remains: there is now not even ONE anchor in the United States, on a major network, routinely covering the NDAA’s imprisonment without trial provisions and the Obama administration’s never-ending attack on American citizens’ core civil liberties.

Seems to be part of an overall shakeup of the Fox Business lineup.